Two carts set out at the curb in front of a craftsman home as the sun comes up over the mountains.

Daybreak · South Jordan 84009

Skip the HOA fines. Never a night on the curb.

We help you avoid HOA fines. Your cans are out before the truck arrives and back in their spot before the night is over.

First month free. No card today.

The fine guarantee. If you get an HOA bin-timing fine for a pickup we were scheduled for, we pay it.

The fine guarantee

If you get an HOA bin-timing fine for a pickup we were scheduled for, we pay it.

Send us the notice and we cover it. No arguing, no fine print beyond this: it applies to pickups on your schedule with us.

Mick & BarbFounders. Family owned and operated. Meet the founders

Built around Daybreak’s bin rules

Daybreak is strict about cans.
So are we.

Cans left at the curb overnight draw notices and fines. Our day runs on your truck, not on a clock: out before it arrives, back in their spot before the night is over.

WednesdayOvernight

In their spot, out of view

We never set cans out the night before. Never overnight on the curb.

Out before the truck arrives

The morning of pickup, set out correctly for your pickup. You get a photo.

The truck does its part

Early, midday or late in the day, your truck sets the schedule. Your cans were already waiting.

Emptied, and we are on the way

Once the truck has been, your cans come back the same day.

Back in their spot

Garage, fence or enclosure, where your HOA wants them. A second photo, and you are done for the week.

Never overnight on the curb

Back in their spot before the night is over. The curb is clear when the street goes quiet.

When does your truck come?

  1. Out before the truck arrives

    Your cans reach the curb the morning of pickup. Never the night before, so they are never overnight on the curb.

  2. Back before the night is over

    Once the truck has been, we bring them back the same day. Never overnight on the curb.

  3. Stored where your HOA wants

    Inside the garage, behind the fence, or in your enclosure. Never left on the driveway or the side yard where the street can see.

The overnight test

Same street. Same pickup day.

Drag across the picture to compare pickup night on your own with one we have looked after. Cans left out overnight are what draw the notice.

How it works

Set it up once. Then forget trash day.

Photo proof

You will know without looking outside.

A photo when your cans go out. Another when they are back in their spot. Reply any time and a person answers.

Try a reply

Texts today. The Curb Relief app is in the works.

Curb ReliefText message
  1. Wednesday morning
  2. Good morning. Your cans are at the curb, set out correctly for your pickup.

  3. Photo: two carts set out at the curb.
    Out before the truck arrives
  4. Later that day
  5. All emptied. Your cans are back in their spot and the curb is clear.

  6. Photo: the same curb, clear, with the carts put away.
    Never overnight on the curb
  7. Thank you. I never even heard you.

  8. That is the idea. See you next Wednesday.

Reserve a spot

Three answers.
Then forget trash day.

No card today. We confirm your route day by text or call within one business day, and send the first photo on your first pickup morning. Locally owned and operated by Daybreak neighbors.

Rather talk? Call or text (801) 555-0142

Step 1 of 3

What’s your ZIP code?

We currently serve Daybreak, ZIP 84009.

Which day is your pickup?

Not sure? Pick it and we’ll look up your address.

Where should we come?

You’re on the route list.

We’ll text or call within one business day to confirm your pickup day and start date.

We’re not on your street yet.

Right now we serve Daybreak (84009) only. Leave an email and we’ll write once when our routes reach you.

Your plan Premium · $69/mo Fine guarantee included
What exactly is the fine guarantee?

If you get an HOA bin-timing fine for a pickup we were scheduled for, we pay it. Send us the notice. It covers bins left out or brought in late on a pickup day that was on your schedule with us.

When do my cans go out, and when do they come back?

Out the morning of pickup, before the truck arrives. Never the night before. Back in their spot the same day, before the night is over. Never overnight on the curb.

Where do you put them back?

Where your HOA wants them: inside the garage, behind your fence, or in your enclosure. We note your spot on the first visit and keep to it.

Are you insured?

Yes. Curb Relief is fully insured, and every trip is logged with a photo.

Who is behind Curb Relief?

Curb Relief is locally owned and operated by Daybreak neighbors. We are family owned and operated, and Mick & Barb stand behind every pickup. We are an independent business, not affiliated with the Daybreak Community Association or South Jordan City.

Who actually moves my cans?

We run the routes and stand behind every one, with a small, vetted local crew that follows the same checklist and photo proof. The crew grows as routes do, so holidays are covered too, including Christmas and New Year’s morning.

How many cans does my plan cover?

Starter covers up to 2 cans on one pickup day a week, usually trash and recycling. Premium covers up to 4 cans on up to 2 pickup days a week. Business covers up to 6. Managing 10 or more properties? Ask about Enterprise.

What’s the difference between monthly and quarterly?

Same service. Save 15%+ with quarterly, billed once every 3 months. Monthly is billed each month.

Do I need to be home?

No. We only need to reach your cans. If there’s a gate, share the code or leave it unlatched on pickup day.

Is there an app?

You get photo texts on any phone today. We are building the Curb Relief app now.

How do I cancel?

One call, text or email. No contract, no fees. Your first month is free, and we text you at least 3 days before your first charge.

Utterly forgettable bin service

Forget trash day.
We won’t.

Reserve my spot