Trash Day, Handled — For the Whole Neighborhood.
Bin There, Done That partners with HOAs to roll bins out, bring them back, and keep them clean for every home on the street — no more curbside clutter, no more resident complaints.
Why HOAs Choose BTDT
- Better curb appeal, automatically. No more bins parked at the curb for two extra days — every home looks tidy, every week.
- One vendor, every home. Instead of chasing down individual residents, the HOA gets one simple contract and one tidy invoice.
- Family-owned, locally run. BTDT is based right here in the Louisville/Southern Indiana area — not a franchise, not a call center.
- Folded right into HOA dues. Residents get the perk automatically; no separate sign-ups, no separate bills for them to miss.
- General liability coverage in place for work performed in common areas and at resident homes.
How Community Service Works
- We set the route. Your community gets a scheduled day tied to your existing trash pickup.
- Take-down, take-up. We roll bins to the curb before pickup and bring them back after — up to 2 bins per home.
- Optional bin cleaning. Add periodic bin washing so cans never turn into a summer smell problem.
- One invoice to the HOA. No resident billing, no chasing payments — it's built into your dues structure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Residents Need To Sign Up Individually?
No. Once your HOA board approves a package, every home in the community is covered automatically — it's part of your community benefits, not an opt-in service.
What If A Bin Is Missed or A Home Is Inaccessible?
We flag it and follow up the same day. Consistent access (bins visible/reachable on service day) keeps every home on schedule.
Is BTDT Insured?
Yes — BTDT carries general liability coverage for work performed at resident homes and in shared community areas.
Can We Start With A Trial Period?
Most communities start with a 3-month trial run before locking in an annual contract, so your board can see the impact on curb appeal before committing long-term.
How Is Billing Handled?
One monthly invoice goes to the HOA or property manager — no per-resident billing, no missed payments to track down.