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How we set up commercial pet waste stations: a property manager's walkthrough

Sara Park 2025-07-22 7 min

This is the walkthrough I give every property manager who calls us.

Step one: site survey

Residents will not walk more than ~150 feet out of their way. At a 200-unit complex in Eastvale, that's 4-6 stations rather than 2 big ones.

Step two: installation

$285-450 per station depending on whether we're core-drilling concrete or mounting to a post. Each station includes dispenser, sealed receptacle, bilingual signage, and 60 days of bags.

Every service visit is governed by our 47-point standard.

Step three: service frequency

  • Twice weekly: Smaller HOAs (20-50 dog units). $185-245/week.
  • Three times weekly: Mid-size (50-120 units). $295-385/week.
  • Daily: Large complexes. $1,400-2,200/month.
  • Properties that prepay six months get 10% off the whole contract.

    What goes wrong

    A property in Norco I inherited had stations with broken lids and 12-day-old liners. Within 3 weeks of switching to our schedule, complaint tickets dropped to zero.

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