Frequently Asked Questions

Pet waste removal questions, answered clearly.

Review service schedules, published pricing, cleanup starting prices, policies, and York County availability.

Which services are available?

Recurring schedules include weekly, every other week, monthly maintenance, and twice weekly service. Initial and standalone one-time cleanups are also available.

What does recurring service cost?

Recurring monthly autopay pricing starts at $56.25 for one dog and a standard yard. The exact amount changes by service frequency, number of dogs, and yard size.

Who is monthly maintenance for?

Monthly maintenance is intended for yards already under control. An initial cleanup may be required before monthly service begins, and heavier accumulation may require every-other-week service.

How much yard is included in recurring pricing?

The published matrix includes a standard residential yard up to 1/4 acre. Each additional 1/4 acre, up to 1 acre total, adds the same amount as one additional dog for the selected frequency.

What is included with recurring service?

Recurring service includes thorough pet-waste removal from the designated area, waste bagged and hauled away, the gate secured after service, a completion notification, and automatic monthly billing with no long-term contract.

What does an initial cleanup cost?

Initial cleanup starts at $50. Final pricing depends on the current accumulation, number of dogs, yard size, terrain, and accessibility. Photos or an on-site estimate may be requested when accumulation is uncertain.

What does a standalone one-time cleanup cost?

One-time cleanup starts at $75. Larger or heavily accumulated yards require a custom quote.

Is there a long-term contract?

No. Recurring service is month to month. Customers may cancel without an early-termination fee by giving at least seven calendar days’ notice before the next billing date.

What if my yard cannot be accessed?

A visit remains billable when a locked gate, unsafe dog, blocked access, or another customer-controlled condition prevents service. No credit or automatic return trip is provided.

What happens during bad weather?

Service continues during ordinary rain, cold, and light snow when conditions are safe. Severe weather may delay a visit, and accumulated waste will be addressed on the next safe service visit if the route cannot be completed.

Which areas do you serve?

Service is focused on York County, Pennsylvania. Individual addresses must be confirmed before enrollment.

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