Weekly curbside collection for every home in the neighborhood, plus the community trash carts at your clubhouse, pool and courts — from a team that's worked inside North Carolina communities for more than a decade.

Long before we picked up a single cart, our parent company was maintaining pools and amenity centers for neighborhoods across the Triangle. That's where we learned what a clubhouse looks like on Monday after a holiday weekend, which gate codes stop a vendor cold, and how fast a board hears about an overflowing can by the pool. We kept watching haulers let those communities down — so we started hauling the trash ourselves.
To be clear: we handle your community's trash — the pool and amenity maintenance side is run by our parent company, Southeast Aquatics Group. That background is simply why we understand your property better than a national hauler ever will.
We empty the community trash carts at your clubhouse, pool and courts on a set schedule — you keep filling them, we keep them from overflowing.
Every home in the community on one coordinated route, one invoice, one point of contact.
Residents notice the week you get skipped. That's the one thing we refuse to get wrong.
No contamination fees, no overflow surprises, no automatic annual escalators.
Completion alerts and live crew tracking, so your manager never has to chase anyone.
A real person who knows your property and answers when your manager calls.

Weekly curbside collection for every home in the community — one coordinated route, one invoice, one point of contact for your board.
Request a proposal →We empty the community trash carts at your clubhouse, pool and courts on a set schedule — including the heavy weekends and holiday spikes.
Request a proposal →Move-out piles, dumped furniture and post-event debris hauled by the same team — no second vendor to approve.
See junk removal →One clear invoice your board can actually trust — and service your residents notice for the right reasons.

Communities can add cart valet for the whole neighborhood: our crew walks up to each home, sets the cart out on pickup day, and puts it back. Nobody hauls a cart to the curb.
It's an additional charge to the community, quoted based on the number of homes — and it's especially popular with senior and active-adult communities, where hauling a heavy cart down a driveway is a real burden. See how Cart Valet works →
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Our parent company, Southeast Aquatics Group, has maintained community pools and amenity centers across North Carolina for over a decade. We started the trash division after watching haulers repeatedly let those same communities down. We handle your trash — the pool and amenity maintenance side is still run by Southeast Aquatics Group.
We tailor it — one invoice for the whole neighborhood, per-home billing, or amenity-only service. It's laid out clearly in your proposal.
Yes. You get one local point of contact who works directly with your board or property manager.
Yes. Community-wide cart valet is quoted as an additional charge based on the number of homes, and it is especially popular with senior and active-adult communities where hauling a cart to the curb is a burden.
We empty the community trash carts at your amenity areas on a set schedule. Your staff or residents keep filling them; we make sure they never overflow. We do not swap liners in individual cans around the property.
No. No contamination fees, no overflow surprises, and no automatic annual escalators.
Tell us your community size and current setup and we'll put a clear, no-obligation proposal in front of your board.
Tell us a little about your service and we'll get right back to you — usually the same day.
Takes about a minute.
Thanks — a local team member will reach out shortly, usually the same day. Prefer to talk now? Call us at (919) 539-6572.