Dog waste removal in Russell, Embrun and around.
Weekly yard scooping, from $30. Same day every week, whole yard, bagged into your bin, and a photo when it is done. You do not need to be home.
What a weekly visit covers
- The whole yard: grass, garden beds, gravel, along the fence line, under the deck where we can reach.
- Front lawn too, if your dog uses it. Just say so.
- Everything bagged, tied and put in your garbage bin. (Pet waste does not go in the green bin.)
- A quick look at the gate, the fence line and anything odd in the yard. If something is wrong, you hear about it in the photo text.
- Tools are disinfected between yards.
How scoop day goes
- 1
You get a text ten to thirty minutes out. Bring the dog in, or do not; either is fine if they are friendly.
- 2
We come through the gate, work the yard in a grid so nothing is missed, and bag it.
- 3
Bag goes in your bin. Gate gets latched. We check it twice.
- 4
You get a photo of the finished yard and the latched gate. Then we are gone.
Straight answers
- We do not haul waste away. It goes in your bin, which is part of why the price is $30 and not $45.
- Winter, we keep going. If a storm buries the yard, we skip that week and you are not charged.
- A locked gate we cannot get through counts as a visit after one retry, because the drive is the same.
- The first visit on a yard that has not been done in a while is a clean-up, quoted separately. After that, weekly.
Add walks and save
Scoop plus two midday walks is $75 a week, $5 less than separately. It's the one we recommend for a dog that's home alone all day.
Questions about this
Do I have to be home?
No. We need gate access. If your dog is in the yard and isn't sure about us, leave them inside on scoop day.
What happens to the waste?
Bagged, tied and put in your garbage bin, not the green bin. We don't haul it away, which is part of how the price stays at $30.
Do you work in winter?
Yes, year-round. If a storm buries the yard we skip that visit and don't charge for it.
What counts as the yard?
Grass, garden beds, gravel, along the fence, under the deck if we can reach. If your dog uses the front lawn too, tell us and we do that as well.
What if my dog is in the yard?
If your dog is friendly and used to visitors, that's fine. If not, or if you're not sure, keep them inside on scoop day. Text us and we will work out a routine.
Do you do a one-time clean-up?
Yes. Spring clean-ups and catch-ups are quoted on the spot, usually $75 to $150 depending on the yard. Most people do one and then go weekly.
Text for a free estimate today!
Tell us how many dogs, roughly how big the yard is, and whether you want walks. We text back your price and your day the same afternoon.