Townhome associations off Route 50, apartment communities near Route 28, and mixed-use properties around Westfields CoPS on Doody services them all on a defined day, with a completion notice after every visit.
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Chantilly's communities sit where western Fairfax turns commercial the Route 50 and Route 28 corridors, the office park density around Westfields, and the commuter neighborhoods feeding Dulles and the Beltway. A large share of the housing stock is townhome associations and professionally managed apartment communities.
That creates a specific problem. In a stable single-family HOA, resident habits build over years. In a community with steady turnover, every lease cycle brings residents who never saw the notice, never read the handbook, and don't yet know where the station is. Education alone can't hold the line, because the audience keeps changing.
What holds is infrastructure: stations that are visible and convenient at the points where residents actually enter and leave, stocked every week regardless of who moved in.
Many Chantilly properties need more than stations: the station program, the common areas between them, and the trash cans at the amenity areas. Consolidating those under one provider means fewer vendors to chase, one communication channel, and one flat monthly figure rather than three.
Every visit produces a completion notice. Service runs on a defined day. The scope, schedule, and response window live in written service terms the kind of documentation that survives a management change or an ownership transition.
At the assessment we place stations against traffic patterns rather than site-plan convenience: building entries, mail and package areas, dog relief areas, and the paths between parking and front doors. Convenience is one of the strongest predictors of resident compliance, and it is the only lever that keeps working when the residents change.
the visit scope above, on a defined service day.
placement assessment and installation for newer communities expanding coverage.
trails, greens, and relief areas, plus seasonal cleanups.
trails, greens, and relief areas, plus seasonal cleanups.
We serve eligible communities and properties throughout Chantilly the Route 50 corridor, the Route 28 and Westfields area, and the surrounding Sully District neighborhoods including Franklin Farm, Poplar Tree, Greenbriar, and Chantilly Highlands.
For coverage across the rest of the county Centreville, Herndon, Reston, Fairfax, and Vienna see our Fairfax County service area page.
Not sure whether your property qualifies? Ask us. Coverage depends on location and site access.
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Associations, apartment communities, and mixed-use properties not backyards.
Predictable enough to tell residents, and documented enough to prove.
Labor, bags, liners, and disposal in one written monthly figure.
Add scopes as you need them; no long-term contract required.
Trained specifically on pet waste handling.
Dave Jensen, CEO of CoPS on Doody, authored the first continuing education course on pet waste management approved by CAI and CAMICB.
Yes. Chantilly's mix includes both, and the program is the same in structure: written scope, defined service day, completion notice after every visit. What changes is who receives the notice an on-site manager, a regional, or a board.
Yes. Common area cleaning covers the ground between stations, and common area trash can service covers the amenity-area cans. Consolidating them puts everything on one flat monthly figure.
Yes that corridor is inside our active DC metro service area. Eligibility for a specific property is confirmed at the free on-site assessment.
Confirmation that the scheduled visit was completed, plus anything we flagged for your attention such as a damaged station or a recurring hot spot.
First service begins within 7 days of your signed proposal for communities with existing stations or trash cans.
No long-term contract is required. Scope, schedule, and flat monthly cost are documented in a signed proposal.
Start by sending a sample address, community boundary map, and existing station or trash can locations. Then we schedule your free on-site assessment and prepare a customized proposal based on your community’s stations, trash cans, layout, and service needs.
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Proposal in 72 hours. First service within 7 days of your signed proposal for communities with existing stations or trash cans.
No contract required to start. Month-to-month only.
Your flat-rate monthly cost is confirmed in writing before you commit.
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Get a free on-site assessment and a flat-rate proposal within 72 hours.
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