On time for the service, did a GREAT clean up job and made sure to secure the gate so my pups didn’t escape. A+++++
Where Yard Odors Actually Come From
Pet urine does not sit on the surface. It sinks down into the soil and feeds the bacteria already living there, and that reaction is what you smell weeks later. Scooping alone will never reach it. Our treatment uses Wysiwash, which sanitizes as it deodorizes and works on the bacteria producing the urine smell rather than the air above it.
Key Benefits:
- A trained crew that treats every yard the same way, visit after visit
- Coverage of each spot where dog urine concentrates, not a quick pass
- An eco-friendly solution that leaves plants, lawns, and trees alone
- Backed by our satisfaction guarantee on every treatment
- Crews who know the valley, from Ogden down to Woods Cross
How the Treatment Goes On
Pick Your Timing
Call or text to book a yard deodorizer treatment, either on its own or added to a schedule you already have with us.
We Treat the Yard
The crew works across the affected areas with a Wysiwash sprayer, spending the most time where dog urine has built up.
Fresh and Finished
Gates get latched, you get a text, and the yard is yours again once the surface dries.
What a Treatment Covers
Odor Walkthrough
We find where pet waste odor has settled before anything gets sprayed.
Full Surface Treatment
Grass, patios, block walls, and hard outdoor surfaces all get covered.
Gentle Formula
No harsh chemicals, and safe around kids, pets, and a garden.
Beyond the Lawn
Kennel areas, swing sets, and the ground under patio furniture get treated too.
Odor Eliminator, Not Air Freshener
Wysiwash neutralizes unpleasant odors at the source rather than covering them.
Repeat Coverage
Repeat visits on a weekly, biweekly, or custom rotation keep unpleasant smells from returning.
Why Book Deodorizing With Us
Pet odor can make you avoid your own backyard. Our crew applies Wysiwash across the entire yard, giving extra attention to the spots where urine smell builds up, so the treatment works at the source of the odor. We treat each lawn the way we would treat our own, and a text confirmation reaches you after every visit. When you want the smell gone and your yard back, our team makes it an easy call.
Our Story: Local Crews, Local Yards
Ownership sits locally, with the people behind it living in the same valley these routes cover. Dogs live in these houses too, so a yard nobody wants to walk into is a problem we understand firsthand. You will know the treatment is done before you step outside.
Scheduling Flexibility
Odor builds at a different pace in every yard. A shaded lot with three dogs behaves nothing like an open sunny one with a single dog, and heavy rain or a stretch of watering shifts the timeline again. We fit treatments to what your yard actually does rather than a fixed calendar, so you are not paying for visits it does not need.
- One-Time Treatment Good after a long winter, ahead of guests, or once the smell gets noticeable
- Weekly Service Steady control for households running several dogs
- Bi-Weekly Visits The middle ground that suits most yards
- Custom Schedule Timing built around your dogs, your lot, and your season
Where We Freshen Yards
Treatments run across northern Utah, and any pet owner inside the territory is welcome on the schedule. Our service area includes: Ogden, Bountiful, Centerville, Clearfield, Farmington, Hooper, Kaysville, Layton, Roy, Syracuse, Willard, Woods Cross, along with the smaller communities in between.
Not certain your street is covered? Drop your zip code into the quote form and we will confirm coverage first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Odor questions come up more than any other subject once the scooping is sorted. Here is where we land on the common ones.
It clears it properly. The treatment breaks down the bacteria feeding on dog urine in the soil, and that bacteria is what produces the smell in the first place. Anything perfumed just sits on top for a day or two before the odor returns. Treating the source is what makes the result last.
Yes. The solution goes down diluted rather than as a concentrate, carries no harsh chemicals, and will not burn the lawn or damage planting beds. We do ask that everyone stay off the treated ground until the surface dries, which happens quickly in Utah air.
Artificial grass is where the difference shows most. A natural lawn drains and dilutes on its own, while artificial turf traps urine odor against the backing and the infill with nowhere for it to go. Treating the surface and letting it work through the backing is what clears artificial grass properly.
It comes down to the number of dogs out there and how much sun the lawn gets. Multi-dog households usually want treatment on a regular rotation, while a single dog on an open lot can go longer between visits. We will tell you honestly what your yard needs after seeing it.
No. An unlocked gate is the only thing required, since the crew needs to get into the yard. A text goes out once the treatment is down and everything is closed up behind them.
That is how most customers do it. The crew clears the dog poop first so nothing gets treated around, then applies the deodorizer across the yard. Doing both in one stop saves a separate trip, and it stops odor from building back up between treatments.