Join the Ranks at Trash Sergeant
What We Look For
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Strong work ethic
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Attention to detail
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Respect for people
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A valid driver's license
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A reliable mode of transportation
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Auto insurance
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We hire Veterans!
Apply today and be a part of something cleaner, sharper, and more dependable.
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We're raising the standard
Trash Sergeant is a veteran-led valet trash company built on accountability and pride in a job well done. We bring structure and service to multifamily communities across Texas and beyond, and we’re always looking for reliable, hard-working team members who want to make an impact.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We know you've probably seen the title and wondered if it's code for minimum wage with no room to grow. That worry keeps good workers from even applying, and they end up stuck in jobs that don't pay for the effort. We structure our trash service partner role to pay more than people expect because it's based on routes completed, not just hours clocked. We scale pay with how many doors you cover each night, not a flat rate.
We hear from a lot of applicants who assume no truck means no job, so they skip applying and miss out on steady work nearby. That assumption costs people opportunities they were actually qualified for. Some of our routes are valet trash with pickup truck required, but plenty of our apartment trash valet jobs only need a reliable car to get you there. Trailer requirements depend on the property size, so check the specific route before ruling yourself out.
We get why people picture an easy walk-and-toss job, then quit two weeks in when their body says otherwise. That mismatch wastes your time and ours, and leaves our routes short-staffed at night. This work means walking stairs, lifting bags repeatedly, and moving fast in heat or cold for a few hours straight. Knowing that upfront helps you decide if a part-time evening trash job actually fits your stamina and schedule.
We understand nobody wants to take a job with zero ceiling, so this question stops a lot of hardworking people from applying at all. Staying stuck in an entry-level role while watching others get promoted around you gets old fast. We move strong performers on the ground into lead service valet or area manager valet trash roles within the first year. Consistent, reliable work on your route is usually what gets noticed first with us.
We know plenty of people assume valet trash work means giving up every weekend, so they never look into it. That assumption costs them a flexible side job with truck-friendly hours that could've worked around their main gig. Most of our routes run on weeknights, and weekend trash valet jobs are less common than people think. Our part-time night trash collector schedule usually fits around school, a second job, or daytime commitments just fine.
