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ChutePlus LLC Is An Award Winning Commercial & Residential Garbage & Debris Chute Cleaning Services in NYC (Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx & Staten Island.) We also have dispatch centers servicing the great New Jersey & Connecticut Tri-State area. We offer building companies & homeowners alike the best prices, quality and warranties in our industry.
Trash chute and compactor rooms are not often thought of when it comes to routine maintenance in a building. Trash chutes are filled with bacteria, grease and toxins. We steam clean trash chutes, all hopper doors as well as the compactor and the compactor room with high-pressured steam. We then place EPA registered enzymes as deodorizers to ensure those hazardous toxins and bacteria stay away from your building for a long time. In addition to cleaning, often Linen chutes as well as Garbage chutes get tears in them which become sharp and cut open bags. We offer special repair methods with our state of the art machinery.
Why Cleaning Your Chutes Is So Critical?
Cleaning Trash Chutes Improves Air Quality
Just like a chimney, garbage or trash chutes have an up-draft This can force unhealthy odors, nasty smells and air-bourne bacteria from inside the garbage chute walls to be wafted back into the building. These airborne pathogens and odors will spread into the communal areas as residents open the garbage chute doors in order to dispose of their trash. By a process of osmosis, they will find a way into private areas as well creating a putrid atmosphere.
Cleaner Chutes For Bacteria Control
When building tenants discard their trash into a garbage chute, Disposal bags contain all manner of waste, including leftover bacteria-ridden food. As all Maintenance personnel knows, garage bags have a tendency to open and can rip easily. As this often happens, the wet trash can stick to the inner walls of the chute and the dry garbage will stick to the wet garbage providing an optimum place pests such as mice, rats, maggots or roaches.
Clear Garbage Chutes Prevent Fires
It is almost impossible to prevent grease from spilling onto the edges of your trash chute. What you can do, though, is invest in trash chute cleaning. If grease leaks out of a garbage bag and coats the sides of a chute, it is a fire hazard. All that is needed is some overheating or a rogue spark to ignite and the grease will catch fire and put the lives of those in your building at risk.
Extending the Life of Your Trash Chute
It is a fact of life that some trash may stick to the sides and seem impossible to remove and may build up over time. it is necessary to get a proper cleaning. With deep cleaning, all the leftover trash that your chute may have seen over time will be gone. It will be transformative with professional cleaning services to remove bacteria buildup.
Proper maintenance of facilities extends their life. Over time noxious chemicals and trash build-up. With professional cleaning, the removal of dangerous materials will ensure that your trash chute will maintain structural integrity for longer giving your residents peace of mind. As a responsible building manger, you should contact a professional chute cleaning service and schedule regular cleaning and maintenance using the best equipment.
Trash Chute FAQ:
How is a trash chute cleaned?
We often used a mixture of disinfecting chemicals, deodorizes, and high pressure hot water. This sanitizes the chute from top to bottom preventing bacteria growth and foul smells.
How often should I clean my trash chute?
A standard for the industry is to clean chutes twice a year. The frequency can increase depending on the traffic of the chute and the type of trash being disposed of in it.
How can I reduce the smell of my trash chute?
An easy action everyone can take is to ensure trash is properly sealed in bags before disposing of it. Naturally, there will still be rips and debris but our thorough cleaning service is here to take care of the intense cleaning.
What are the risks if I don’t clean my trash chutes?
Depending on the building and use of the chute there are a number of risks.
Odor – unpleasant odors rising from the trash collection room and the chute
Insects – insects are attracted to the debris and smell left in the chute
Pests – larger pest like mice are known to make homes in collection rooms
Fire risk – buildups of grease oil and food can increase the risk of fire
How long does it take to clean a trash chute?
Depending on the accessibility and height of the building it can take 2-4 hours but this can increase greatly in some situations.
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