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Two jobs, one local company
We sell three dog waste and walking services and nothing else. Yard scooping runs weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or one time. Private walking runs 30, 45, or 60 minutes for one household only. Walk and Scoop does both jobs on a single stop, with one invoice and one photo thread.
The three services
Pet Waste Removal
Weekly Yard Scooping, Twice Weekly Scooping, Bi-Weekly Scooping, and more.
From $145+ per month for one dog weekly
Private Dog Walking
30 Minute Walks, 45 Minute Walks, 60 Minute Walks, and more.
From $30+ for 30 minutes
Walk and Scoop
How Combo Visits Work, Weekly Combo, Twice-Weekly Combo, and more.
From $165+ per month for one dog weekly
Anything outside those three belongs to somebody else. Grooming, training, boarding, sitting, and daycare are all jobs we decline rather than improvise, because a company that claims the whole list is usually subcontracting most of it. Two jobs plus the combo is the entire menu, and keeping it that short is what lets us route it properly.
Which one do you actually need?
Most people arrive here knowing the symptom rather than the service, so it is worth being blunt about which problem each of these solves.
If the yard has become a chore you resent and you keep putting off, that is scooping. It is the most common reason people call, and the fix is boring and permanent: somebody else does it on a fixed weekday and sends you a photograph.
If the yard is fine but the dog spends the middle of every weekday waiting, that is walking. This is usually a welfare problem rather than a convenience one, and people tend to feel worse about it than they do about the lawn.
If both are true, the combo is the answer and it is not close. Running a scooping company and a walking app in parallel puts your gate code in two places, splits the record of what happened across two apps, and gives you two people who each assume the other one closed the latch. That is the failure mode the combo exists to remove, and it matters more than the small price difference.
What we will not sell you
A teaser rate. You will see very low weekly headline prices advertised in this market. They apply to one dog on a small lot with no first clean, and the real invoice arrives later. Our published card is the card.
A sanitizing claim we cannot back. We apply enzyme treatment. We do not hold a pesticide applicator license and we will not describe what we do as sanitizing in order to charge more for it.
A group walk sold as private. An extra dog on the ticket is another dog from your household. It is never a pack assembled from several houses to make the walker's economics work.
A service we do not run. If you need boarding, training, or grooming we would rather point you at someone who does it properly than take the booking and improvise around the edges of it.
Add-ons you can stack on any plan
Yard Deodorizing and Sanitizing
Enzyme treatment after scooping. Quoted.
Lawn Repair and Urine Burn
Soil and seed on pee spots.
Power Washing Dog Areas
Patios, runs, and hardscape. Quoted.
Pet Waste Stations
Dispensers and cans on common property. Quoted.
Haul-Away and Bin Drop
Waste leaves in our vehicle, or goes in your can.
Senior and Mobility Scooping
Paced visits, photos to a family member if listed.
Commercial and HOA Cleanup
Common areas, apartments, parks, relief areas. Quoted.
Prices
Where each of the three services starts. Dogs, lot size, waste load, and access move the ticket from there.
- Weekly yard scooping, one dog
- $145+ per month
- 30 minute private walk
- $30+
- Weekly Walk and Scoop, one dog
- $165+ per month
Every rate ends in a plus because dog count, lot size, waste load, and access move the ticket. A 6 month prepay takes 10 percent off.
See every rate on the full price cardOur process
What actually happens, in the order it happens.
- 1
Get a starting number
Use the quote tool and you see a real starting price from the published card before you send anything. No sales call is needed to find out roughly what this costs.
- 2
Set up access
We write down the gate code or lockbox, whether dogs are in or out, which zones are in bounds, and anything off limits. Walking clients get a meet and greet before the first walk.
- 3
We text on the way
You get a message before we arrive so silence never feels like a no show. Your roster spot is locked the night before, so your weekday window is predictable.
- 4
The work happens
Yard visits run the full grid: front, side, back, run, fence line, deck, patio, and playset. Walks run a timer with a start photo and an end photo. Waste is double bagged either way.
- 5
Photo and latch, then we leave
A yard job closes with a photo of the cleaned area and a photo of the latched gate. A walk closes with the end photo and a note. Both are sent before we leave your street.
- 6
If something is wrong, we fix it
Tell us and we make it right inside seven days. A short walk gets completed or refunded. A missed zone gets another visit. We do not argue about it in a review box.
What is included
An inclusions list without exclusions is what generates disputes, so both are here.
Included in every visit
- Full grid: front, side, back, run, fence line, deck, patio, playset
- Hidden pile search, not a surface sweep
- Double bagged waste
- Haul away or bin drop, whichever your ticket says
- Photo of the cleaned area every visit
- Latch photo before we leave
- On the way text
- Same weekday window on recurring plans
- Makeup visit within seven days if weather moves your stop
- Pause or cancel in one message
Not included
- Pasture or acreage outside the in bounds map on your ticket
- Yard deodorizing or sanitizing, which is quoted separately
- Urine burn lawn repair, which is quoted separately
- Power washing, which is quoted separately
- Entry when dogs are loose in the yard, which is a safety abort
- Landscaping, mowing, or general yard work of any kind
Questions
How do I know which service I need?
If the yard is the problem, that is pet waste removal. If the dog is stuck inside all day, that is walking. If both are true, the combo does them on one stop for less than running two vendors. The quote tool will show you all three numbers.
Can I change service later?
Yes, in one message. Most people start with scooping and add walking once they see how the access arrangement works in practice. Moving between plans does not restart anything and there is no fee for changing.
What dog waste and walking services do you offer?
We offer three things. Scheduled yard scooping, private leash walks for one household at a time, and a combined visit that does both on one stop. Scooping customers can also add extras such as deodorizing, lawn repair, power washing, and haul away.
Do you offer dog grooming, training, boarding, or pet sitting?
No. We do not groom, train, board, sit, or run a daycare. We clean yards and we walk dogs, and we would sooner do those two jobs properly than stretch into work we are not set up for. A local groomer or trainer is the right call there.
Can I book dog walking without yard scooping?
Yes. Each service stands alone, so you can book walks with no yard plan, or a yard plan with no walks. Nothing is bundled by force. If you later want both, the combined visit puts them on a single stop with a single set of access notes.
Is it better to use one company for dog walking and poop pickup?
For most homes, yes. One company means one person learning your gate, your dog, and your house rules, and one place to ask when you have a question. It also means a single bill each month, not two apps and two schedules to keep straight.
Do I have to sign a contract for dog walking or yard cleanup?
No long contract on any of the three. You can pause for a trip or stop completely by sending us a message, and you tell us when to start again. After a long pause we may suggest a catch up clean first so the yard starts fresh.
What days and hours do you run yard and walking visits?
We are open Monday through Friday from 7 in the morning to 6 in the evening, and Saturday from 8 to 4. We are closed on Sunday unless an exception was booked ahead and written on your ticket. Recurring yard plans keep the same weekday.
Which service do most one dog households choose?
Most one dog homes start with weekly yard scooping, which is our most common plan. For walking, the thirty minute walk is the length people book most. Households that want both usually pick the weekly combined visit. The quote tool shows a starting price for each.
Are the people who come to my house background checked?
Yes. Every technician passes a background check before being trusted with a key or a gate code. We are also licensed and insured. Physical keys are numbered and logged to your account, and codes stay on your ticket where only the people working your stop see them.
Enjoy the yard. The dog gets the walk.
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Monday to Friday 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Saturday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM