“The plan choices were easy to compare for our little pack.”
Dog Poop Removal For Happier Yards
Give backyard time a little lift with a cleanup routine that fits your pack.

Pick your pack’s perfect rhythm.
Choose a steady weekly reset, a lighter every-other-week rhythm or one fresh-start visit before deciding what comes next.

Weekly Happy Yard
A steady weekly reset for your dog's favorite place.
- Weekly routine
- Yard sweep
Every-Other-Week Care
A lighter routine for a yard that needs less frequent attention.
- Fortnightly routine
- Yard sweep
Fresh Start Visit
A one-time reset before you choose a recurring plan.
- Initial condition review
- One-time scope
Happy yards start with a simple plan.
- 01
Start with your ZIP
Start with your location to plan a practical service route.
- 02
Find your rhythm
Compare weekly, every-other-week and fresh-start options.
- 03
Let the good times roll
Add yard and access details to plan your next cleanup.
Find your backyard rhythm.
Weekly Happy Yard
- A steady weekly reset for your dog's favorite place.
- Weekly routine
- Yard sweep
- Waste collection
- Access check
Every-Other-Week Care
- A lighter routine for a yard that needs less frequent attention.
- Fortnightly routine
- Yard sweep
- Waste collection
- Scope review
Fresh Start Visit
- A one-time reset before you choose a recurring plan.
- Initial condition review
- One-time scope
- Waste collection
- Routine guidance

A little less chore. A lot more tail-wagging.
Choose a routine, share the yard details and see how easy the next step can feel. More playtime starts with a simple plan.
01Start with the number of dogs and the approximate size of the yard.
02Choose weekly, every other week or a fresh start based on your current routine.
03Include access instructions and where the dogs will stay during a visit.
Good questions for happy yards.
A quick guide to service areas, flexible routines and planning your yard care.
Why start with a ZIP code?
Your location helps define the service area and plan a practical yard-care route.
Can I change my routine?
Compare weekly, every-other-week and one-time care to find a rhythm that suits your yard.
What affects the cleanup plan?
The number of dogs, yard size and time since the last cleanup help define the work.