Pricing comes down to your yard size, the number of dogs, and how often you want visits, no matter where you are in Norfolk County. The quickest way to get a real number is to grab a free quote, with no obligation to book.

 We do. Visits continue through the colder months across Norfolk County, and we only pause when conditions turn unsafe, like an ice storm or a blizzard. When snow blankets a yard in Milton, Canton, or any of the towns on our route, we clear what we can reach and circle back for the rest once it melts.

Definitely. A one-time cleanup once the snow melts is one of our most popular requests in Waltham, Norwood, Braintree, and the surrounding suburbs, since a whole winter of waste tends to surface at once. Book a single spring visit, or roll right into a recurring schedule.

It depends on how many dogs you have and how much space they use. A single-dog household with a 0.3 acre yard or less often does well with weekly stops, while multi-dog households and shared-grounds properties like apartments and HOAs usually want us out more often. Tell us your setup, and we will suggest a rhythm.

It leaves with us. Whether the visit is in Hyde Park, Randolf, or Newton, our crew bags everything and hauls it off the property, so nothing lingers in your own bin or by the curb. You get a clean yard and no leftover smell.

Nope. If your yard sits in Milton, Needham, or anywhere else on our Norfolk County route, we send a text message before we head over and just ask that any gates be unlocked so the crew can get in. After each visit, you get a photo that confirms the gate is shut behind us.