We do. Crews stay on route through the cold months and stop only when conditions turn unsafe. When a heavy storm buries part of a yard, we clear what can be reached and return for the rest. That first visit after the snowmelt is the one that makes the biggest difference.

Let us know ahead of time, and we will plan around it. Our crew is comfortable working around friendly dogs, large breeds included. If your dog is aggressive or won’t settle with a stranger on the property, we ask that they stay inside during the visit so it stays safe for everybody.

A text message goes out once the work is finished. You do not need to be home, and the yard is yours to check whenever you like. Plenty of our customers never meet the crew at all, and that suits everyone fine.

Regularly. Shared ground collects more than people expect, and a set route keeps it from getting away from a management team. We cover common areas, walking paths, and any public area the dogs get to, and we set up pet waste stations at the spots residents actually pass, so a bag is never far away.

Three things set the number: how much ground we cover, the size of the pack living there, and the frequency you settle on. Each property gets priced on its own rather than dropped into a flat rate. Request a quote with those details, and the estimate costs you nothing.