# Pet waste removal and pooper scooper service > Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, and one time yard scooping from $145+ a month. Full grid including fence lines and under decks. Photo proof and a latched gate. URL: https://naturesrealitydogservice.com/services/pet-waste-removal Updated: 2026-09-02 ## Quick answer Our pet waste removal runs on a set schedule rather than when a yard looks bad. Weekly pet waste removal starts at $145+ a month for one dog. We run the full grid including fence lines, decks, patios, runs, and playset areas, double bag everything, and close with a latch photo. ## TLDR Weekly scooping from $145+ a month. Full grid including the fence lines and under decks most companies skip. Every visit closes with a photo and a latch check, and you do not need to be home. ## Weekly Yard Scooping Same weekday every week. The most common plan. We run the full grid on the same weekday each week, double bag, and send a photo plus a latch check before we leave. Most one dog yards stay comfortable on this rhythm, and it is the plan that keeps waste volume from ever building into a deep clean. - Same weekday window - Full grid every visit - Photo proof and latch check - Pause or cancel in one message ## Twice Weekly Scooping Two visits a week for higher volume yards. Two stops a week suits multi dog households, smaller lots where waste concentrates, and the hot months when odor and flies build fast. The grid and the closeout are identical to the weekly plan, just twice as often. - Two stops per week - Best for multi dog yards - Strong summer choice ## Bi-Weekly Scooping Every other week for lighter yards. Every other week works on larger lots with one dog, or where the yard is used lightly. Expect a slightly longer visit than weekly because there is more ground to recover each time. - Every other week - Suits large lots with one dog - Longer visit than weekly ## Monthly Scooping Once a month. Older piles take longer to find. A monthly stop keeps a lightly used yard from getting out of hand. Be aware that older piles break down, hide in grass, and take longer to locate, so a monthly visit runs longer than a weekly one. - Once per month - Lightly used yards - Hidden pile search included ## Daily Scooping High volume yards and commercial runs. Daily service is built for kennels, high volume households, and commercial relief areas where waste cannot be allowed to sit. Scheduling is arranged around your access window. - Every service day - Kennels and high volume yards - Custom access scheduling ## One-Time and Deep Clean A single catch-up visit with no plan required. A one-time visit recovers a yard that has been skipped, rained out, or left while you were away. First visits run longer than weekly visits, and we will tell you honestly if the lot needs more than one pass before a recurring plan makes sense. - No plan required - Catch-up, move-in, move-out, pre-event - First visits run longer than weekly visits ## Multi-Dog Yard Scooping Two, three, or four dogs from the same household. Waste volume rises with each dog, so the price steps up with the dog count rather than pretending the work is identical. Above four dogs we quote the lot rather than guess. - Priced by dog count - Above four dogs is a custom quote - Higher volume, same closeout ## Large Yard Scooping Half acre and up, or an unusual lot shape. Lot size can move you to the next tier or to a custom quote. In bounds means the map on the ticket. Pasture is not a lawn unless it is quoted that way. - Half acre and up - In bounds map on every ticket - Pasture quoted separately ## Dog Run and Gravel Scooping Kennel runs, gravel beds, and fenced strips. Gravel and decomposed granite need lifting rather than blind raking, which drives waste deeper. Runs and fenced strips go on the ticket as named zones so they are never skipped. - Gravel lifted, not raked - Named zones on the ticket - Kennel runs included ## Turf Waste Removal Artificial grass, where odor is the real problem. Turf hides less than grass but holds odor more, because liquid sits in the backing rather than draining into soil. Scooping keeps it usable, and a deodorizing add-on handles the smell if it has already set in. - Artificial grass safe - Odor is the real issue on turf - Pairs with deodorizing ## Yard Deodorizing and Sanitizing Enzyme treatment after scooping. Quoted. An enzyme treatment applied after the scoop breaks down what causes the smell rather than covering it. We quote it per property because coverage area and severity vary widely. - Applied after scooping - Enzyme, not perfume - Quoted per property ## Lawn Repair and Urine Burn Soil and seed on pee spots. Brown rings are nitrogen burn, not a watering problem. More water alone does not bring them back. Repair means treating the soil and reseeding the spot, then giving it time to fill in. - Nitrogen burn, not underwatering - Soil treatment plus seed - Results take weeks, not days ## Power Washing Dog Areas Patios, runs, and hardscape. Quoted. When odor is coming off concrete rather than grass, water does what more scooping cannot. We quote patios, kennel runs, and hardscape by area and condition. - Patios, runs, hardscape - For odor set into concrete - Quoted by area ## Pet Waste Stations Dispensers and cans on common property. Quoted. Stations only work when someone actually refills them. We service dispensers and cans on a schedule and leave a visit log, which is usually what a board or manager actually needs. - Bag dispenser and can service - Scheduled refills - Visit log provided ## Haul-Away and Bin Drop Waste leaves in our vehicle, or goes in your can. You choose. Haul-away means the waste leaves the property with us. Bin drop means double bagged waste goes into your can as written on the ticket. What never happens is bags left at the curb and called done. - Haul-away or bin drop, your choice - Double bagged either way - Never left at the curb ## Senior and Mobility Scooping Paced visits, photos to a family member if listed. If bending or carrying is the risk, this is the job. The visit is paced, the access notes are written plainly, and the photo thread can copy an adult child who set the service up. - Paced visits - Plain language access notes - Photos can copy a family member ## Commercial and HOA Cleanup Common areas, apartments, parks, relief areas. Quoted. Common grass, dog parks, apartment courtyards, daycare yards, and veterinary relief areas run on a scheduled route with a log. Insurance paperwork is provided before the first stop, not after a board asks. - Scheduled route with a visit log - Insurance paperwork up front - Stations serviced on the same stop ## Our process 1. Walk the grid, not the lawn. Front, side, back, run, fence line, deck, patio, and playset. Fence lines and under deck areas are the zones most often skipped by other companies, so they are named on your ticket rather than assumed. 2. Search, do not just sweep. Older piles break down and settle into grass. On a first clean or a monthly plan we search rather than surface sweep, which is exactly why those visits run longer than a weekly stop. 3. Double bag. Waste is bagged twice so nothing bursts in transit or in your can. Thin single bags are one of the most common complaints in this industry and it is a completely avoidable one. 4. Haul away or bin drop. Whatever your ticket says. It either leaves in our vehicle or goes into your can, double bagged. Bags are never left at the curb and the job called done. 5. Tools back, gate latched, photo sent. Tools go back in the vehicle, the gate gets latched, and you get a photo of the cleaned area and the closed latch. The job is not complete until you have both. ## What is included - 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 ### Do I need to be home? No. If your access notes are complete, we use the gate code or lockbox, clean the areas on your ticket, double bag, latch the gate, and text a photo before we leave. Most of our customers are at work when we come. ### Do you send a photo? Every visit. A yard job is not closed without a photo of the cleaned area and a photo of the latched gate. A walk is not closed without a start photo, an end photo, and a note. You get them before we leave the street. ### What if it rains? Scooping may move but it does not vanish. If we have to reschedule for weather you get a makeup visit within seven days. Walks shorten in heavy rain rather than being skipped, and we prioritize a proper potty break. ### How much does weekly scooping start at? Weekly yard scooping starts at one hundred forty five dollars a month for one dog. Two dogs start at one hundred sixty five. Dogs, lot size, waste load, and access can move the ticket, which is why every published rate ends in a plus. ### What happens after I send a quote request? We reply the same business day during posted hours. You will already have seen a starting number before you sent it, so the conversation is about access, scheduling, and anything unusual about your lot rather than about price. ### Do I get the same person each time? That is the preference and we route for it. A familiar face knows your gate, your dog, and your yard, which is most of what makes a visit go smoothly. Where routing forces a change, your access notes travel with the ticket. ### How long does the first visit take? Longer than a weekly visit. A first clean on a yard that has been skipped means finding older piles that have broken down and settled into grass. We will not promise a twelve minute miracle on a neglected half acre. ### Do you take the waste with you? Your choice, written on the ticket. Haul away means it leaves in our vehicle. Bin drop means double bagged waste goes into your can. What never happens is bags left at the curb and the job called complete. ### How are extra dogs priced? The rate steps up with each dog because the waste volume genuinely does. Our published card covers one through four dogs. Above four, or on an unusually large lot, we quote the property rather than guessing a number. ### How are large yards priced? Lot size can move you to the next tier or to a custom quote. In bounds means the map on your ticket. Pasture is not a lawn unless it is quoted that way, and we will not bill for acreage nobody asked us to walk. ### What if I am not satisfied? Tell us and we fix it inside seven days rather than arguing in a review box. If a walk ran short it gets completed or refunded. If a zone was missed we come back. The photo thread usually settles what actually happened. ### Can you clean artificial turf? Yes. Turf hides less than grass but holds odor more, because liquid sits in the backing instead of draining into soil. Scooping keeps it usable and an enzyme deodorizing add on handles the smell once it has set in. ### How soon can you start? If your street is already on a weekday route, often that same week. Walking starts after a meet and greet so the leash setup and the off limits rooms are agreed before anyone is alone with your dog. ### What parts of the yard do you clean? The grid on your ticket: front, side, back, run, fence line, deck, patio, and playset. Fence lines and under deck areas are the zones most often skipped by other companies, so they are named explicitly rather than assumed. ### How long does deodorizing last? On grass it typically holds for a few weeks before the smell begins returning, less in peak summer heat. On turf it holds longer because there is no soil reabsorbing residue. Most customers who need it once end up adding it on a recurring schedule rather than as a one-off. ### Is the treatment safe for my dog? We use enzyme treatment rather than a disinfectant, and we will tell you how long to keep pets off the treated area before we leave. We do not hold a pesticide applicator license and will not apply anything that requires one. ### How often does a dog area need washing? For most patios, once or twice a year is enough alongside regular scooping. A kennel run or a heavily used concrete area with multiple dogs is closer to quarterly. If you are smelling it from indoors, it is overdue regardless of the calendar. ### Will it damage my patio? Not if the pressure is matched to the surface, which is why we test an out-of-sight corner first. Stamped concrete, older pavers, and some sealed surfaces need a much lower setting than broadcast slab. If a surface is not safe to wash we will tell you rather than risk it. ### Where does the waste actually go? Off your property in our vehicle, to a legal disposal point. Dog waste is not green waste and does not belong in a compost bin, and on a septic system it should not go down the toilet either. If you choose bin drop instead, it goes in your regular household can. ### Does haul-away cost extra? No. Haul-away and bin drop are the same price, because the work is the same up to the point where the bag either goes in our vehicle or your can. It is a preference recorded on your ticket, not an upgrade. ### Can you service artificial turf yards? Yes, and Temecula has more of them than anywhere else we run. Turf hides less but holds odor more, because liquid sits in the backing rather than draining away. We check seams and low corners specifically, and deodorizing tends to be worth adding sooner on turf than on grass. ### Is weekly enough for three dogs? Sometimes, but it depends more on lot size than dog count. Three dogs on a quarter acre concentrate waste enough that weekly becomes a searching job by day six. On a half acre it spreads out and weekly holds. We review it at ninety days either way. ## Contact Natures Reality Dog Service 29279 Boreham Ln, Winchester, CA 92596 (951) 400-4484 contact@naturesrealitydogservice.com Monday to Friday 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Saturday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM