Covering the Village of Howard, from the older streets near Velp to the newer developments out west.
Howard has grown fast, and the yards show it. Newer subdivisions here often mean big, flat, wide-open lots — great for dogs, but a lot of ground to cover on foot. Older sections near Velp Avenue tend to be smaller and more established.
Big open lots are deceptively hard to clean well. There's no fence line to anchor your search pattern, so it's easy to miss whole sections. We grid these yards deliberately, walking overlapping lanes end to end instead of wandering. It takes longer. It's also the only way to actually get everything on a half-acre.
Our most popular plan for Howard households. Same day every week, yard stays consistently clean.
Every other week — a good fit for one dog or a larger Howard lot.
For multiple dogs or smaller yards where waste builds up fast.
Spring thaw, pre-party, or getting a Howard property ready to list. We'll reset the yard completely.
Not at all — we just price it accordingly. Larger yards take more time, and the quote reflects that honestly up front.
Yes. If your address is on a map, we can find it. New builds with bare or partial lawns are actually some of the easier yards to clean.
Route days depend on how many customers we have in the area at the time. We'll give you a set day when you sign up and stick to it.
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