As a proud part of the local community, we understand your needs and strive to provide exceptional pet waste removal services tailored to our neighborhood.
You can count on us to be consistent, respectful, and thorough. We prioritize customer satisfaction and maintain high service standards with every visit.
We clean all of our equipment and shoes with a kennel-grade disinfectant after every cleanup, minimizing the spread of germs and illness.
We care about the environment. Our eco-friendly practices ensure that waste is disposed of responsibly, keeping your yard and the planet clean.
For residential yards, we offer weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly scooping services, as well as one-time cleanings.
Keep your yard smelling fresh with our eco-friendly, kennel-grade deodorizer! We offer this as an add-on to scooping services or as a stand-alone service.
We offer several different scooping options for community common areas as well as waste station maintenance services.
Did you know that pet waste is an environmental pollutant? Dog poop carries several bacteria, parasites, and other diseases that can be harmful to humans and other animals. When left on the ground and in the grass, dog poop breaks down and washes into water supplies, polluting our local waterways.
Yes. Dog waste can contain harmful bacteria and parasites that live in the soil and grass. Children are especially at risk because they play on the lawn and often touch the ground with their hands.
Weekly service is strongly recommended, especially for households with kids. Regular removal helps prevent bacteria from building up and spreading throughout the yard.
No. As long as we have access to your yard, you don’t need to be home. We always make sure gates are securely closed before we leave.
No. Rain actually spreads bacteria deeper into the soil and across the lawn, increasing the risk of contamination in areas where kids and pets play.
Yes. Even after visible waste is gone, bacteria and parasites can remain in the grass and soil. This is why routine cleanups are important, not just occasional scooping.
Absolutely. Bacteria from dog waste can be carried inside on shoes, paws, toys, and strollers, spreading germs onto floors, carpets, and furniture.
