● DC METRO & ATLANTA METRO
Pet waste collects where dogs actually walk, not where the stations are. CoPS on Doody cleans the paths, lawns, and pet relief areas your residents use most, on a set schedule and a flat monthly rate.
DC Area: (571) 207-7667
Atlanta Area: (470) 975-7667
Before service begins, your community receives a signed proposal outlining the service scope, schedule, billing details, and monthly cost.
We focus on the specific common areas your community identifies, such as walking paths, green spaces, pet relief areas, picnic areas, and other shared outdoor spaces where waste tends to collect.
We focus on the specific common areas your community identifies, such as walking paths, green spaces, pet relief areas, picnic areas, and other shared outdoor spaces where waste tends to collect.
We pick up visible pet waste and small trash in agreed-upon outdoor areas during scheduled visits.
We pick up visible pet waste and small trash in agreed-upon outdoor areas during scheduled visits.
After service is complete, your team receives a completion notice so you know the work was done.
Issues flagged
Recurring schedule
We do not service backyards. Every route, crew, and process is built for shared spaces and the people who manage them.
Your monthly cost is fixed and confirmed in writing before you sign.
Communities stay because the grounds stay clean.
Trained specifically on pet waste handling.
Your service day, scope, and response window are documented, not verbal.
Dave Jensen, CEO of CoPS on Doody, authored the first continuing education course on pet waste management approved by CAI and CAMICB.
Discover how we keep communities spotless
"Ours is a demanding, 55+ community where residents are not shy to point out contractor shortcomings. Despite that, we have not heard one complaint about dog services ever since CoPS on Doody has been on duty."
"Consistent, reliable, and fairly priced. They have completely exceeded my expectations."
Station service maintains the stations themselves: restocking bags, emptying the receptacle, and servicing the unit. Common area cleaning covers the ground, meaning the paths, lawns, and relief areas where waste actually ends up. Many communities run both. You can add common area cleaning to an existing station program or buy it on its own.
Visit frequency is set in your proposal and reflects the size of the area and how heavily residents use it. Whatever the cadence, it runs on a defined service day.
Any shared outdoor area your community identifies. That usually means walking paths and trails, green spaces and lawns, pet relief areas, dog parks, courtyards, picnic and playground surrounds, mail kiosk surrounds, and the treelines and fence lines where waste tends to collect.
No. Common area cleaning works with or without stations. First service begins within 7 days of your signed proposal for communities with existing stations or trash cans.
No long-term contract is required to start. Your scope, schedule, and flat monthly cost are all documented in a signed proposal.
Contact us and you will have a response within three business hours.
Cost depends on how much ground the scope covers and how often we visit, which is why we assess on site first. You will have a flat monthly figure in writing before you commit.
No contract. No obligation. Submit your details and we'll schedule a free site assessment, typically same week, followed by your custom proposal within 72 hours.
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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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