Pet Waste Removal: Yes, We Do That

We heard your lawn guy is scared of dog poop.

We're not. Not only do we offer pet waste removal, but we offer the best rates when you bundle it with lawn care.

Look, we love dogs. But nobody loves walking the backyard with a bag and a flashlight, and nobody wants a mower to find a surprise before they do. So let's talk about the least glamorous, most appreciated service we offer.

Why Does Pet Waste Removal Matter?

It's not just about stepping in it (although, yes, that's a big part of it). Pet waste left in the yard:

1. Burns your grass. Dog waste can leave brown spots and dead patches in the lawn.
2. Spreads bacteria and parasites. Not great for kids, other pets or anybody who plays in the yard.
3. Smells. Especially in a hot Texas summer.
4. Washes into storm drains. Rain carries it off the yard and into the water supply.
5. Gets mowed. And trust us, nobody wants that.

What Does Pet Waste Removal Include?

Our crew walks the yard, picks up the waste and disposes of it, so you don't have to. It's simple, but it makes a big difference in how your yard looks, smells and feels.

Pair it with regular mowing and you get a yard that's clean and ready to enjoy when you step outside.

Why Bundle Pet Waste Removal With Lawn Care?

Because it makes sense. If we're already there mowing, edging and taking care of your beds, picking up after the dog first makes the whole visit smoother. Clean yard, cleaner mow. And when you bundle, we offer better rates. Ask the team for details.

Here's what bundling looks like:

• Pet waste removal before we mow.
• Mowing at the proper height for your grass.
• Edging and trimming along walks, driveways and beds.
• Blowing off your patio, driveway and porch.

One crew. One visit. One less thing on your weekend list.

How Can I Keep My Lawn Healthy With Dogs?

A few tips from our crew:

• Pick up regularly. The longer it sits, the more it damages grass.
• Water spots where dogs go often to dilute urine and limit burn spots.
• Mow at the proper height. Taller, healthier grass handles wear better. See our good vs. bad mowing guide.
• Give them a spot. Some folks create a mulch or gravel area for the dog.
• Watch for dig spots and fill them so nobody trips.
• Fix bare patches. Heavy dog traffic may call for tougher grass or new sod. Ask us.

How Often Should Pet Waste Be Picked Up?

It depends on how many dogs you have, how big they are and how much of the yard they use. A one-dog household with a big backyard is a different job than three big dogs in a small one. The simple rule is that it shouldn't sit long enough to burn the grass or get in the way of a mow. When we bundle it with your regular lawn care, the timing takes care of itself because we're already there. Tell us what's happening in your yard and we'll help you figure out what makes sense.

Who Came Up With This Reel?

That would be our crew, having a little too much fun. We collaborated with a local scoop company on a skit, and honestly, we couldn't resist. We like to have fun around here. If you follow @g3.property.care on Instagram, you know what we mean.

Is Pet Waste Removal Only for Dog Owners?

Mostly, but not always. Rental properties, vacant homes between tenants and yards where neighborhood pets wander through can all use it. If you're getting a house ready to sell or rent, pair it with an overgrown yard cleanup and the place will look brand new.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to hand off the least favorite chore in your house? Call G3 Property Care at (940) 391-5588 or visit our landscaping page. Ask about bundles and first-service offers.

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