Reach out, and we will take it from there. Call us, or fill out the quote form on our site. Tell us a little about your yard and where you are in Norfolk County, and we will send back pricing along with a few schedule options. Most first cleanups land on the calendar the same week.

For most homes, weekly service runs between $12 and $24, with the exact figure depending on how many dogs you have and the size of the yard. A single pup on a small lot in Quincy sits at the lower end, while a busy multi-dog yard in Braintree lands higher. Send us a quick message, and we will put together a free quote built around your property.

Our crew walks your whole yard, picks up every pile your dog left behind, bags it, and hauls it off your property. The gate gets latched behind us every time. If you have added deodorizing to your plan, we treat the trouble spots while we are there. Clean yard, closed gate, nothing left sitting in your bin.

We do! Cold weather does not scare us off, and our crews stay on route through the winter across Milton, Canton, Dedham, and the surrounding towns. The only thing that pauses us is genuinely unsafe footing, like an ice storm or a heavy blizzard. When snow covers part of the yard, the crew clears what it can reach and comes back for the rest once it melts.

Yes! On top of scooping, we offer a yard deodorizing treatment using Wysiwash, a product that sanitizes as it freshens. It knocks out lingering odor and the bacteria that come with pet waste, and it is safe for kids, dogs, grass, and artificial turf. It is a favorite for patios, kennels, and that one corner your dog keeps returning to.

Plenty of them. Property managers and HOA boards around towns like Braintree, Needham, and Westwood bring us in to keep shared lawns, dog runs, and walking paths clean for residents. We can run a regular scooping route for common areas and install or restock pet waste stations so people have bags and a bin right where they need them. Tell us about the property, and we will build a plan around it.