Pet Waste Removal Service

How it works

You tell us your town, your yard, and how many dogs you’re working with. We send back a price the same day. If it works for you, we put you on the schedule — and your first cleanup is free.

After that, you mostly stop thinking about it. We arrive the same day each week, work the whole yard on a grid so nothing gets missed, bag everything, and take it with us. You get a text when we’re done and the gate goes back exactly how we found it.

What’s included every visit

• Full-yard sweep — front, back, side yards, fence lines, and under the deck if that’s where it’s been happening.
• Complete removal. We haul it off the property. It doesn’t go in your can and it doesn’t sit at the curb.
• Gate check. Latched behind us, every single time. If you’ve got a dog that tests the fence, tell us and we’ll double-check.
• Done text. A message when we leave, so you know it’s safe to let the dog out.
• Sanitized equipment between properties, so nothing travels from one yard to the next.

How often should we come?

Weekly suits most households with one or two dogs. It’s the rhythm where the yard never really gets away from you, and it’s where most people land.

Every other week works for a single smaller dog, or a yard that’s mostly used for quick trips out. It costs less, and you can move up to weekly any time without a penalty.

Twice a week is for multiple large dogs, a small yard, or anyone hosting a lot. If you’ve got three big dogs on a quarter acre, this is the honest answer.

Not sure? Tell us the dog count and yard size in the quote form and we’ll tell you what we’d actually recommend — including if that’s the cheaper option.