Built for working routes

Pick the rig that fits the route.

Tell us what you drive, how many stops you want to run, and whether you need heat. We will help you narrow the build without the sales fog.

Show me the setups

Start with the work

Your route tells us what to build.

There is no “best” rig for everybody. There is a best fit for your truck, water, route, and growth plan.

01

Complete trailers

Water, tanks, cleaning equipment, and the road-ready platform in one build.

Good forOperators who want to hook up and start running a route.
02

Truck-mounted systems

Leave the trailer behind and keep the setup tight for neighborhood work.

Good forDense routes, tight streets, and operators who value mobility.
03

Stationary systems

Bring the bins to one permanent cleaning point.

Good forFacilities, municipalities, wash bays, and transfer stations.
04

Core cleaning hardware

Start with Kraken’s cleaning assembly and build the rest around it.

Good forFabricators, custom builds, and lower-entry equipment plans.

Before we talk steel

Know these numbers.

A ten-minute route conversation can save a very expensive wrong turn.

Stops and bins on a normal routeResidential, commercial, or bothHot water or cold waterFresh-water and wastewater capacityTruck bed or tow vehicleOne bin or two at a timeCold-weather operationWhere you will service the equipment

Built in Oklahoma

See what each setup is made to do.

These are starting prices. The final quote reflects your platform, tanks, heat, bays, and upgrades.

PlatformStarting priceBuilt for
Trailer Combo — Double$44,999Operators building dense, high-volume routesSee the build
Trailer Combo — SingleFrom $39,999New operators who want an all-in-one platformSee the build
Eco Kraken$24,999Operators who want trailer capacity at a lower entry pointSee the build
Truck Pod — HotFrom $31,999Operators prioritizing mobility and hot-water performanceSee the build
Truck Pod — ColdFrom $27,999Urban and suburban routes with limited parkingSee the build
Flatbed ConversionFrom $38,999Established operators upgrading to a dedicated truckSee the build
Stationary System$9,999Facilities, wash bays, municipalities, and transfer stationsSee the build
Double Bin Cleaner$14,999Fabricators and operators creating a custom mobile buildSee the build
Single Bin Cleaner$9,999DIY platforms and budget-conscious new operatorsSee the build

From the shop

Straight answers before you buy.

What equipment is needed to start a trash can cleaning business?+

A working route needs a cleaning bay or head, pressure and water systems, wastewater containment, sufficient tank capacity, and a mobile platform or fixed installation suited to the service model. Kraken offers complete trailers, truck-mounted systems, stationary equipment, and core cleaning assemblies.

Is a trailer or truck-mounted bin cleaner better?+

A trailer provides a complete platform with more space and capacity. A truck-mounted system removes the need to tow and can be easier to maneuver on dense residential routes. The right answer depends on vehicle access, route density, capacity, and whether hot water is required.

Does hot water matter for bin cleaning?+

Hot water can help with grease, food residue, and demanding commercial work. Cold-water systems can lower the entry cost and still provide a professional platform for many residential routes.

How much does bin-cleaning equipment cost?+

Kraken equipment starts at $9,999 for the core Single Bin Cleaner. Complete systems vary by platform, tank capacity, cleaning bays, water temperature, chassis, and selected upgrades.

Your route. Your build.

Tell us how you plan to run it.

Bring us the market, vehicle, route volume, and must-haves. We will help you find the Kraken setup that makes sense.

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