Keep liquids contained.
Avoid putting free liquids into a trash bag. Follow your community’s disposal guidance for wet waste or items that may leak.
A well-prepared bag is a small way to care for your community. Start with your property’s pickup instructions, then keep these general tips in mind.
Report a service concernCollection days, set-out times, bag limits, containers, and accepted items vary by property. These general tips do not replace the instructions supplied by your community.
Choose a bag that can hold the contents, close it securely, and check for tears or dripping before moving it.
Use the placement, container, and timing instructions provided by your property team. Keep shared walkways clear.
Follow your property’s instructions for bringing containers back inside and checking notices about service changes.
Avoid putting free liquids into a trash bag. Follow your community’s disposal guidance for wet waste or items that may leak.
If you spot a tear or leak, replace the damaged bag before setting it out. If a spill is already in a shared space, let your property team know.
Request a quote in the resident portal, right from your front door. Velt confirms the price, emails you a payment link, and you pick the date and time. It is an additional service you pay Velt for, not provided or charged by property management. For sharp materials, recycling, or anything you are unsure about, ask your property team.
If a bag isn’t set out the way your community asks, our team leaves a friendly notice with a photo so you know exactly what to change. We don’t issue fines; any fine is your property’s decision.
We note it with a photo and a time stamp, and you get an alert that a second round will be done tonight. Please bring it out right away. If it is still not out, that is recorded too, and any fine is your property’s decision.
If your bag was set out correctly and missed, let us know. We aim to go back the same night.
Every service report gets a reference and a status update within one business day. Check its progress any time.
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