Stations stocked, emptied, and inspected on a defined service day across Rockville, Bethesda, Germantown, Silver Spring, and the communities up the I-270 corridor. One flat monthly rate, and a completion notice after every visit.
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The full scope of a scheduled visit not a summary of it:
Your community manager receives a completion notice after every visit. Collected waste leaves with the crew it is not consolidated into your community's own bins.
We serve eligible communities throughout the county:
Retained from the current page this argument works, it just should not be the page's headline.
Most boards assume changing pet waste vendors means a gap in service, a difficult conversation, or a fight over equipment. In practice it is a scheduling exercise. Your existing stations stay where they are; we service them. You give notice on your own timeline, and we schedule your first service around it, which helps avoid a service gap.
First service begins within 7 days of your signed proposal for communities with existing stations or trash cans.
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.
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A completion notice after every visit, on a defined service day.
Your invoice matches your proposal. Flat-rate pricing holds unless your scope changes.
HOAs, condo associations, and apartment communities not backyards.
Olney, Damascus, and Barnesville are routed, not squeezed in.
Trained specifically on pet waste handling.
Communities stay because the stations stay stocked.
Dave Jensen, CEO of CoPS on Doody, authored the first continuing education course on pet waste management approved by CAI and CAMICB.
Eligible communities county-wide Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Silver Spring, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Potomac, Germantown, Clarksburg, Olney, Damascus, and the up-county communities. Eligibility for a specific community is confirmed at the free on-site assessment.
Yes, and most Montgomery communities we take on already have stations. First service begins within 7 days of your signed proposal for communities with existing stations or trash cans.
Frequency is set in your proposal based on station count, dog density, and how heavily the community uses the area. Whatever the cadence, it runs on a defined service day.
Less than boards expect. Your stations stay put, you give notice on your own timeline, and we schedule first service around it to help avoid a gap.
Station count, visit frequency, site complexity, and whether common areas are in scope which is why we assess on site first. Your board sees one flat monthly figure in writing before approving anything.
One flat monthly rate matching your signed proposal. No per-visit metering, no seasonal surcharges, no line items that appear without a scope change.
Contact us and you will have a response within three business hours. The response window is part of your written service terms.
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 flat-rate proposal within 72 hours of the assessment.
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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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