Yes, we do offer installation services for trash can factory bins on concrete pads in many projects—but it is not automatically included in every order. Whether installation is handled by us or left to you depends on the bin model, the number of bins, site access, pad readiness, delivery location, and the final scope you approve.

If you choose a turnkey option, we can arrange delivery, placement, leveling, anchoring, and final adjustments. Installation may include inspecting the concrete pads, positioning each bin, drilling or using pre-set anchors, bolting the bins down, applying sealant where needed, testing lids or doors, and cleaning the work area. For larger factory or commercial projects, we can coordinate with your site manager, general contractor, or concrete crew to sequence the work properly.

The concrete pads themselves are usually the customer’s responsibility unless your quote or contract says otherwise. The pads must be cured, level, and thick enough to support the bins and anchoring system. If the pads are not ready, installation may be delayed or treated as a separate mobilization. In some cases, we can provide pad construction or recommend a local concrete contractor, but that is typically quoted as an add-on service.

If you select a supply-only purchase, then installation is on you or your contractor. That means your team handles unloading, placement, anchoring, and any site-specific permits or inspections. To avoid confusion, ask for a written scope that clearly states whether installation is included, optional, or excluded. Provide site photos, pad dimensions, bin quantities, and anchor preferences so we can confirm the best approach.

So the short answer is: installation services are available, but they are not automatic. It is not necessarily on you—just confirm the scope before the order is finalized. If you want us to install the bins on your concrete pads, request an installation quote, and we will tell you exactly what is covered.