Expert Junk Removal & Hauling Services in Modesto, CA

Yes, if you are Bertolotti billed a second cart is available at an additional charge with deposit and must keep for a minimum of six (6) months. If you are billed through the city, you will have to request additional cart(s) with Finance department.

Keeping waste wheeler out of direct sunlight, bagging rather than throwing loose trash will help eliminate your carts from smelling. Double bagging your bones, fish bones in a plastic shopping bags, and rinsing your cans, bottles will help eliminate odors in your carts. By cleaning your cart regularly you can eliminate odors. You can deodorize your cart by pouring some baking soda into the bottom of your carts after serviced to help absorb stinky odors. A couple of drops of vanilla extract to the bottom of your cart after serviced can also help in eliminating odors. To prevent odors, place regular charcoal briquettes at the bottom of trash cans. Using charcoal is a very effective way of absorbing bad odors. Another way to help eliminate odors is to place one part vinegar with water allow to sit in empty cart for awhile, swish and empty. Leave the lid open to air out. We will be happy to clean your waste wheeler for you for a $25.00 cleaning fee that will be applied to your account. If you are City billed, you will be required to pay the fee directly to us prior to cleaning service.

Your Bertolotti waste wheeler is yours to use but if it is damaged or burned there is a $75.00 charge for a replacement cart. If you waste wheeler is stolen you are required to get Police report and must call into the office with report number to get a replacement. If you waste wheeler is burnt due to house fire, or incident beyond your control you are required to get a Fire report and call into our office with report number for replacement. If you are a resident of City of Ceres, Newman, and Patterson call into the Finance Department with your report numbers for replacement. During the week, keep your cart in a protected area to prevent theft or damage. You can apply pepper spray to your cart to help repel unwanted animals that are causing damage. Never put hot coals or burning objects in your cart.

Due to state legislation in the fall of 2008, sharps and needles can no longer be disposed of in the trash. You can purchase mail-in storage containers or purchase approved medical waste container. For more information on where to dispose of sharps, please refer to the following link on Stanislaus County. Stanislaus County Household Sharps Program