Alex M.★★★★★
“The patrol choices made it easy to compare a regular routine with a one-time reset.”
Scheduled Pet Waste Removal For Your Yard
A clean-yard routine for your four-legged household. Pick your pace and get back to the backyard.
Room to playA simple routineLess on your list
Find your backyard rhythm.
Weekly Patrol
- A consistent weekly yard reset for everyday dog life.
- Weekly frequency
- Full-yard search
- Waste collection
- Gate check
Bi-Weekly Patrol
- A regular option for lighter-use yards.
- Every-other-week visits
- Full-yard search
- Waste collection
- Access check
One-Time Cleanup
- A single visit to get a yard back on track.
- Initial scope review
- One-time yard search
- Waste collection
- Routine options
Choose your next yard shift.
Put cleanup on a weekly or fortnightly schedule, or begin with a single reset. Compare the patrol scope before choosing a rhythm.
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Weekly Patrol
A consistent weekly yard reset for everyday dog life.
- Weekly frequency
- Full-yard search
Bi-Weekly Patrol
A regular option for lighter-use yards.
- Every-other-week visits
- Full-yard search
One-Time Cleanup
A single visit to get a yard back on track.
- Initial scope review
- One-time yard search
A plan for every kind of dog day.
One dog or a whole pack, a quick reset or ongoing help. Build a routine around the way your yard is used.
01Choose the patrol rhythm that matches the way your household uses the yard.
02Include side runs, lawn edges and any areas that should be left alone.
03Agree on pet arrangements, waste handling and the final gate check.
Your yard. A better routine.
- 01
Choose your shift
Compare recurring patrols with a one-time cleanup.
- 02
Set the yard details
Describe your dogs, lawn boundaries and gate instructions.
- 03
Get back outside
Review the cleanup scope and make room for a more useful yard.
Before the next yard patrol.
Review the visit scope, gate arrangements and planning your routine.
Where are the prices?
Choose a routine and describe your yard to discuss a quote for the work.
Do I need to be home?
Agree on access arrangements and where pets will stay before a visit.
What should I include in a request?
Describe the yard, the number of dogs and the cleanup rhythm you have in mind.