Residential
Recurring dog poop pickup that keeps your yard clean and usable without the weekly chore.
Learn more →What the weekly deodorizer treatment is
Picking up waste removes the source, but odor comes from what soaks in: urine in the turf, residue in mulch and gravel, and the film that builds on concrete near a favorite spot. The weekly deodorizer is a pump-spray treatment applied over those areas right after the cleanup, targeting the smell where it actually sits instead of masking the air above it. It goes down as a light, even coat rather than a soaking, and the treated areas are ready to use again once they have dried.
Who it's for
This is the add-on for people who describe the problem as a smell rather than a mess — a patio door you stop opening in July, a side yard you can smell from the deck, a small fenced area where two dogs use the same corner every day. Small yards, artificial turf, gravel runs, kennel pads, and hot, humid climates all concentrate odor. Weekly is the right cadence because smell rebuilds steadily rather than all at once, so treating on demand always runs behind it.
How a visit works
The treatment runs on the same visit as your regular pickup and adds only a few minutes. The crew clears the yard first, then walks the areas that hold odor — heavily used turf, the strip along the fence, concrete pads and patios, gravel and mulch beds — and applies the spray with a pump sprayer. Nothing is left behind and there is no setup on your end. Let the treated areas dry before dogs and kids are back out, which in open air does not take long.
How it pairs with our other services
The deodorizer works on smell week to week; the monthly yard sanitizing treatment goes after bacteria and odor in the same areas on a slower cycle. Running both is common for small yards and for families with young children, because the two address different problems. The deterrent service pairs naturally as well, since the residue that draws flies and the residue you notice from the patio tend to sit in exactly the same places.
What to expect
Expect improvement rather than a sterile yard. Odor that has been building through a season takes more than one application to turn around, and the first few weeks do the most noticeable work. After that the treatment holds the line, which is why it runs weekly instead of on request. Heat, humidity, rain, and the number of dogs all change how fast smell returns, so tell us if the yard is still turning between visits and we will adjust where we concentrate.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the spray safe around dogs and kids?
Let the treated areas dry before pets and children are back on them — that is the one instruction we give. The treatment is applied as a light coat to the ground your dogs use rather than to furniture, plantings, or play equipment, and the crew can point out which areas were treated on the way out.
Why does the yard still smell after a pickup?
Because the odor is in the ground, not in what was picked up. Urine soaks into turf and soil, residue stays in mulch and gravel, and both keep releasing smell in heat. Removing waste stops new odor from building; the deodorizer treats what has already soaked in.
Does it work on artificial turf?
Artificial turf is one of the places it helps most. Synthetic grass does not absorb and break things down the way soil does, so urine sits in the backing and infill and the smell concentrates quickly in sun. A weekly treatment on the spots your dogs actually use is what keeps it manageable.
Can I add or drop it later?
Yes. The deodorizer is an add-on to a pickup plan, so it can start, pause, or stop without changing your service schedule. Plenty of customers run it through the hot months, drop back to pickup alone when the weather cools, and turn it on again in spring.
Where we work
Available in every market we serve
Other services
Commercial
Scheduled pet waste removal for apartment communities, HOAs, dog parks, and commercial properties that need consistently clean grounds.
Learn more →Yard Sanitizing
A monthly treatment that helps reduce bacteria and odor in the parts of the yard your family and pets use most.
Learn more →Deterrent (Weekly)
A weekly treatment that helps discourage flies and pests around the areas your dogs use most.
Learn more →Pet Waste Stations
Scheduled servicing for pet waste stations — cans emptied, bag rolls restocked, and the surrounding area kept clean.
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