● DC METRO & ATLANTA METRO
Pet waste is one of the most complained-about items on a board's agenda and one of the easiest to take off it. CoPS on Doody gives your association a defined program, a flat monthly rate, and written service terms your board can approve in one meeting.
DC Area: (571) 207-7667
Atlanta Area: (470) 975-7667
Best for: HOA and condo boards, and the community managers who bring them vendors worth approving.
Every proposal spells out exactly which paths, lawns, and outdoor areas are covered, so your board knows precisely what's included before service ever begins.
Boards don't approve ideas they approve documents. After a free on-site assessment, you receive a written proposal with the service scope, station placement, schedule, and one flat monthly figure. No estimates that drift, no per-visit metering.
We pick up visible pet waste and small trash in agreed-upon outdoor areas during scheduled visits.
A flat monthly rate means the annual cost is known to the dollar at budget time no seasonal surprises, no change orders. Joining mid-cycle works too: the rate is confirmed in writing before you commit, so the board knows exactly what it is approving against the current budget.
Everything the board needs to decide fits in one packet: the placement map, the flat rate, the written service terms, and the certification documentation for the bags and liners. Most boards can approve it as a single line item.
Every visit ends with a completion notice to your community manager. Problems between visits get a response within three business hours. Service day, scope, and response window all live in written service terms not in a verbal promise from a route driver.
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No backyards, no consumer routes. Every crew and process is built for associations and shared spaces.
Known annual cost at budget time, confirmed in writing before you sign.
Associations stay because the service is clearly scoped, scheduled, and documented.
Defined service day, stated response window, documented scope.
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.
Bring the written proposal: placement map, scope, schedule, and one flat monthly figure. Boards approve documents, and this one is built to be voted on. Your community manager can request the proposal after a free on-site assessment.
Cost depends on station count, scope, and visit frequency which is why we assess on site first. Your board sees a flat monthly figure in writing before approving anything, and that figure is what the invoice says.
No long-term contract is required. Service runs under written terms with 60 days' notice to end but associations stay because the service is clearly scoped, scheduled, and documented.
Your manager contacts us and has a response within three business hours. The response window is part of your written service terms, not a courtesy.
Every visit ends with a completion notice to your community manager. Service runs on a defined day, so residents and board members know when an area was last covered.
Either, and usually both: managers handle day-to-day scheduling and notices; boards see the proposal, the budget figure, and the results.
Yes. First service begins within 7 days of your signed proposal for communities with existing stations or trash cans. If your hardware has aged out, we'll tell you at the assessment and price replacement separately.
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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