How do I choose a cleanup frequency?
Start with how many dogs use the yard and how quickly you want waste removed. Weekly, every-other-week, and twice-weekly dog poop removal are available to compare; a one-time cleanup is available when the yard needs a reset.
What should I have ready for a quote?
Your ZIP code, dog count, when the yard was last cleaned, and the yard surfaces are the most useful starting details. Add any access notes that will help the team understand your yard.
How is recurring service billed?
The visit rhythm and billing interval are shown separately in the current quote. Recurring options use monthly billing, while a one-time cleanup is quoted as a single service.
What does a ZIP result or displayed route date mean?
A ZIP result shows the current options the provider can return for that ZIP. A displayed route date is an available starting option, not a booked appointment; the service still needs to be confirmed for the exact address.
Can I get a current price online?
Yes. Enter the requested yard details to ask for a current provider quote. Prices depend on the service, dog count, yard condition, and other selections, so use the live result instead of relying on a fixed rate.
Can I ask about a one-time cleanup?
Yes. Choose the one-time option, describe the current buildup, and request a current price. The team can help confirm the scope and first visit before it is scheduled.
What should I do about my dog or gate?
Include any dog and access details when you request service, then review them with the team before the first visit. Existing customers can text updates through the customer-service page.
I am already a customer. Where do I ask about my next visit or billing?
Visit Customer Service to call or text the team about an upcoming visit, schedule changes, gate instructions, or billing questions.