Frequently Asked Pet Waste Questions

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Yes, feces represent potential zoonotic hazards, meaning they can transmit diseases from animals to people. Large volumes of pet waste can constitute a serious biohazard, contaminating homes with urine and feces that are laden with bacteria, viruses, and parasites. 

Just like us our furry friends are just as susceptible to the same heath concerns that stem from pet waste. The eggs of some parasites like roundworms can remain viable in the soil for years, lying in wait to infect new hosts. Our technicians will also notify you to any changes in your pet's stool, free of charge, to help keep a watchful eye on our four-legged family members health. 

Your pets do not stop and neither do we. We proudly work all year to ensure all your needs are met in any temperature and in rain, sleet and snow. We only halt work for unsafe working conditions for our technicians but will promptly resume services.

Not if you don't want to be, our mission is to give you more time for everything you want to do besides picking up dog poop. we only ask that you give clear instructions on entering the property safely, examples being location of gate or passcodes for entrance. 

Yes, we love dogs! we only ask if your dog is agressive towards people or will become disruptive to the tecnichian we kindly ask you to keep the yard clear while we conduct your service.

We stand behind our work with a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee, we have a grid system in use to ensure we don't miss a thing. We also double check any gate or door to make sure it closed properly so your yard remains a safe space for you and your family.

yes we are fully insured, we carry liability and workers compensation insurance.

No worries at all, our technicians sanitize all of our equipment before stepping foot on your property so they are ready to make your yard the best it can be.