Curbside, Garage, and Beyond
For Every Household
One trash can never covers a real household. The curbside one fills by Wednesday. The garage one handles everything that doesn't make it inside.
EcoGuard comes in 32 and 45 gallon sizes — most customers buy one of each. 45 gal for primary curbside pickup, 32 gal for the garage, the side yard, or the workshop.
One brand. Two sizes. Whole property covered.
Engineered for Every Season
Built to Take a Beating
Most outdoor trash cans use cheap HDPE that cracks at the wheel mounts after one hard winter. We use industrial-grade polypropylene — the same material commercial waste haulers spec for their municipal bins.
Summer sun, winter freeze, autumn rain, spring storms. Same can, year after year.
Tough enough for the curb. Light enough to wheel one-handed.
Yes. EcoGuard is built from industrial-grade polypropylene, which stays impact-resistant at low temperatures. Cheap HDPE trash cans get brittle in the cold and crack at the wheel mounts after one hard freeze — polypropylene doesn't. Summer sun, winter cold, year after year.
Industrial-grade polypropylene with UV stabilizers. The same material commercial waste haulers spec for their municipal bins. Tougher than the HDPE used in most budget cans, lighter than metal, and weather-resistant indoors or out.
It depends on how many people you have and how often your trash gets picked up.
- 45 gallon — your primary curbside can. Fits a 45–50 gal heavy-duty bag. Best for families of three or more and weekly municipal pickup.
- 32 gallon — your garage, side yard, or single-person curbside can. Fits a standard 33 gal contractor bag.
Most households end up with one of each — one for the curb, one for the garage. That's why we bundle them.
Yes. The 32 gal is sized to fit a standard 33 gallon contractor bag with no bunching or overhang. The 45 gal fits a 45–50 gallon heavy-duty bag. Both common, both available at any hardware store or grocery section.
Yes. The lid is attached to the body (no separate lid to blow away), and uses a locking mechanism — turn-and-lock on the 32 gal, click-lock on the 45 gal. Together they seal against raccoons, dogs, wind gusts, and the curious neighborhood cat. The wide stable base also resists tipping when leaned against.
The 45 gallon is sized for compatibility with most residential automated arm trucks. Specifications vary by municipality, so if your service uses automated pickup, double-check your city's required dimensions before ordering. Manual pickup trucks work with either size.
Three things:
- Material. Industrial-grade polypropylene instead of cheap HDPE — won't crack at the wheel mounts in winter cold.
- Locking attached lid. Most budget cans have loose lids that blow off. EcoGuard's lid is attached and locks.
- Wider stable base. Resists tipping from wind or animals — narrow-base cans tip the first time a raccoon leans in.
Plus free shipping and free returns. Most competitors charge $25–$40 in return shipping to send a heavy trash can back.
Return it within 30 days for a full refund. No restocking fees. We'll cover return shipping with a prepaid label — start your return at our Return Center and we'll guide you through it.