TRASH CHIEF
For property managers & owners

An amenity that pays for itself — and a vendor who picks up the phone

Valet trash is one of the few amenities that adds income instead of cost. Trash Chief adds the part national providers don't: our own trucks for bulk items and trash-outs, and ownership on the escalation line.

Problems we're hired to fix

What managers tell us before they switch.

Breezeway complaints

Bags left outside doors overnight, smell, pests — and the reviews that follow.

Corral chaos

Overflowing dumpsters, loose trash and furniture dumped right before a tour.

Slow turns

Units sitting full after a skip or eviction while you wait for a hauler quote.

Vendor sprawl

Three vendors, three COIs, three invoices for work one company can do.

No proof

A vendor that says it came — and no way to know without walking the property.

No real accountability

Escalations that go to a ticket queue instead of a person.

NOI calculator

What valet trash could add to your community.

Enter your numbers. The service rate is a placeholder — your proposal sets the real one after a walkthrough.

Estimated impact
Resident fee revenue / month$5,700
Valet service cost / month− $2,800
Net gain / month$2,900
Net gain / year$34,800
Implied value impact at cap rate$580,000

Estimates only. The service rate shown is a placeholder — your proposal sets the real number. Resident fees are your community's decision and must follow your lease and applicable Virginia law.

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For regional & portfolio managers

One agreement across your Northern Virginia portfolio

One rate sheet, one certificate of insurance, one monthly invoice per community and one point of contact — across Prince William and Fairfax County properties.

Vendor onboarding

Ready for your vendor packet

  • W-9 and certificate of insurance on request — additional insured endorsements available
  • Written master service agreement
  • Capability statement for procurement teams
  • Sample nightly report
View capability statement →
Manage with confidence

Know it was done — without walking the property.

Every night produces a record you can hand to your regional manager, your owner or your fire marshal. Request a bulk pickup or a trash-out from the same report.

  • Start and finish times, by building
  • Timestamped photos of violations, by unit number
  • Corral condition before and after
  • Bulk items flagged for the next sweep
See what's in the report →
Nightly service reportSample layout
Sample Community · 240 unitsTuesday night
BuildingCompletedViolationsStatus
Building A9:42 PM2 with photosServiced
Building B10:05 PM0Serviced
Building C10:31 PM1 with photoServiced
Corral 110:48 PMSofa, 2 mattressesBulk sweep Thu
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Illustrative sample. Your report shows your buildings, times and photos.

Already have a valet provider?

Switching takes one walkthrough. No gap in service.

We plan the changeover around your current agreement, so residents never miss a night and your office never fields the complaints.

Plan my switch
  1. 1We review your current agreement and confirm the end date and notice terms.
  2. 2We prepare the resident notice and new containers before the changeover date.
  3. 3Our first night is the night after your current service ends, with a supervisor on site.

A written proposal within 48 hours of your walkthrough.

Tell us about your community. We'll schedule a walkthrough and send pricing for valet trash and any services you want bundled.

Call (703) 420-1272Get a proposal