● DC METRO & ATLANTA METRO
Shared cans near playgrounds, picnic areas, and trails fill faster than anyone plans for. CoPS on Doody empties the cans your community designates on a recurring schedule, replaces the liner, and takes the trash with us.
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 service the specific common-area cans your community identifies, such as those near picnic areas, playgrounds, walking paths, pet areas, and other shared outdoor spaces. Which cans are covered is written into your proposal before service starts.
Overflow Reduction
Issues Flagged
Recurring Schedule
On every scheduled visit we remove the full liner, replace it with a fresh one, and take the collected trash off the property. Nothing gets consolidated into your community's own dumpster for someone else to handle.
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After each visit, your team receives a completion notice confirming the work was done.
What this service does not coverTo be clear about scope, common area trash can service covers the shared outdoor cans in your community's common areas.
It is not:
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.
Communities stay because the grounds stay clean.
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.
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No. This service covers the shared outdoor cans in your community's common areas, such as those near playgrounds, picnic areas, trails, and pet areas. Resident bins, curbside collection, valet trash, dumpsters, and compactors are not included, and your existing waste hauler keeps that work.
Frequency is set per location in your proposal and reflects how quickly each can actually fills. A can beside a busy playground can be scheduled more often than one at a quiet trailhead. Whatever the cadence, it runs on a defined service day.
We service the cans your community already has in place. If you are thinking about adding receptacles or pet waste stations, raise it during your assessment and we will talk through the options.
Our technician flags it and your team hears about it from us. If a location consistently fills before its next scheduled visit, we will tell you and recommend a frequency change rather than leaving it to keep happening.
Yes, and many communities do. Trash can service covers the receptacles, pet waste station service maintains the stations, and common area cleaning covers the ground itself. They can be scoped together in a single proposal at one flat monthly rate.
No long-term contract is required to start. The cans in scope, the visit schedule, and your flat monthly cost are all documented in a signed proposal.
Cost depends on how many cans are in scope and how often each is serviced, which is why we assess on site first. You will have a flat monthly figure in writing before you commit.
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."
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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