Dog Waste Station Service for HOAs and Apartments
Our pet waste station service for HOAs and apartments keeps common-area stations emptied and stocked on a set schedule, so residents always find a bag and an empty bin.
Dog waste station service: quote on request Prices plus tax.
Same day each weekA set scoop day for your street
Every pile baggedThe whole yard, walked in rows
Gate latchedChecked before we leave
A text when doneYou don't need to be home
What a station visit covers
- Empty the bin, replace the liner and haul the bags away with us.
- Restock the bag dispenser.
- Wipe the station and sign.
- Pick up stray piles in the grass right around the station.
- Note anything broken or missing so the property manager can act on it.
Wider common-area sweeps can be added. Ask about station hardware when you request a quote.
Pricing for properties
Dog waste station service: quote on request, based on how many stations the property has and how often they need service. Prices plus tax.
- Twice a week: quote on request
- Lots over a quarter acre: priced on request
- Dog waste station service: quote on request
Visit frequency (weekly or twice weekly) depends on how busy the stations are. All home and commercial numbers are on the pooper scooper prices page.
One contact for more than one job
One call covers every station on the property. Station service is quoted on its own, so you only pay for what the property needs.
Residents with private yards can use the dog poop pickup service on their own.
Pet waste station service for apartment communities
Common areas shape how residents feel about a community. When pet waste stations run out of bags or the bins overflow, residents stop using them, and dog waste ends up on sidewalks, in landscaping and near the playground. A regular pet waste station service keeps every station in the community usable, so residents keep using them.
We service stations on a fixed schedule, weekly or twice weekly, on the same day each week, so residents learn when bins are emptied. Each visit is logged with the date and the stations covered, so property management can see the work.
Bags, liners and station supplies
Every station visit includes restocking bags and replacing the bin liner. Who supplies the bags and liners is agreed in your quote. If your community already buys a particular roll or header-pack bag, tell us so the dispensers stay matched.
Station hardware, meaning the post, sign, dispenser and bin, belongs to the property. We flag a broken dispenser, a missing lid or a faded sign so maintenance can replace it.
How often should stations be serviced?
It depends on how many dogs live in the community and where the stations sit. A station on the main dog-walk route of a large apartment complex fills far faster than one at the back of an HOA greenbelt. As a starting point:
Light traffic
Weekly
Smaller HOAs and communities with light foot traffic.
Busy loops
Twice weekly
Apartment communities with many dogs, or stations on the busiest walking loop.
Month two
Adjust after the first month
We suggest a different schedule for any station based on how full its bin gets.
Bins that overflow between visits are the clearest sign the schedule is too light. Stations that are barely used may be in the wrong spot, and we say so, so management can decide whether to move them.
Where pet waste stations work best
A station only helps if residents pass it with a dog. If your community is adding or moving stations, these spots usually get the most use:
Building entrances
And the doors closest to the dog walk area.
Walking paths
The start and end of walking paths and greenbelt loops.
Dog park or relief area
Right next to a community dog park or pet relief area.
Parking areas
Where residents step out with a dog after a drive.
Keep stations where a bin truck or our visit can reach them easily, and away from mailboxes, pools and playground gates, where an overflowing bin is the last thing anyone wants to see. Clear signs that remind residents to bag and bin dog waste also help.
What property managers can expect
- One contact for every pet waste station in the community.
- A set service day, so residents know when bins are emptied.
- Notes on damaged or missing station parts after each visit.
- Billing to the property or HOA, not to individual residents.
- A written quote before service starts.
Pet waste station questions
Another question? Call or text us.
Do you supply the dog waste bags?
We agree that in your quote. Each visit restocks whatever bags the stations use.
Can you service stations at a commercial property, not just apartments?
Yes. Office parks and other shared properties with pet waste stations are welcome to ask, as long as they're in our service areas.
Who pays, the HOA or residents?
Station service is billed to the property or HOA. Individual residents can sign up for their own yard separately.
Can you start with a few stations?
Yes. Dog waste station service: quote on request. Tell us how many stations you have and we'll quote them.
Which properties are covered?
Properties in and around our service areas.
Ask about station service
Call, or use the quote form and choose "Pet waste stations". Tell us the property address and how many stations it has.
- Call or text (832) 291-3112
- Weekly, every-other-week and one-time visits
- No payment details needed for a quote
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