Condition survey
We inspect chute doors, hoppers, latches, discharge areas, compactor feed points, odor sources, blockages, wear, and visible safety concerns.
Your Chute Boss Plan: Inspect, Clean, Repair, Document, Maintain.
A clean chute is only half your result. Your building needs an operating system: prep, protection, deep cleaning, detail work, safety checks, reporting, and a maintenance plan.
Building prep
Cleaning works best when your chute and compactor are clear, resident access is paused, water is available, and drainage is ready.
Equipment protection
Electrical components and sensitive compactor controls are protected before water, degreaser, or cleaning agents are introduced.
Degrease and loosen buildup
Degreaser breaks up residue, food film, and buildup so our wash can remove your odor source instead of masking it.
Top-to-bottom wash
Rotating spray heads and high-pressure washing reach your chute walls from your top floors down to your discharge or compactor area.
Door, hopper, and room detail
Each intake door, hopper opening, visible surface, and trash room touchpoint is cleaned so your resident-facing experience matches your interior cleaning.
Sanitize and deodorize
Targeted sanitizing and odor-neutralizing treatments reduce bacteria, odor, and pest attraction after physical buildup is removed.
Photo report and maintenance plan
You receive documentation, priority repair notes, and a recommended schedule based on your usage, building size, resident count, and conditions found.
Manager-Ready Service
Schedule Around Residents, Staff, and Service Access.
Professional chute service should be fast, quiet, and coordinated. Chute Boss plans around your resident traffic, housekeeping needs, trash hauling, and facilities staff so your building does not lose a full day to a messy job.
- Pre-service access checklist for your property team
- Clear intake-door interruption window
- Water and drainage requirements confirmed before arrival
- Follow-up recommendations delivered in plain English