- Snow hides waste, it does not remove it
- We scoop year-round and return after heavy snow
- Staying on schedule avoids a huge spring cleanup
It is tempting to cancel scooping once the snow flies. But a Chicago winter does not stop the mess — it just buries it, and everything you skip resurfaces the moment it melts.
Snow hides, it does not remove
Fresh snow covers the yard, but the waste underneath is still there. Skip a few weeks and you are setting up an unpleasant surprise the size of the whole winter come the first thaw.
We scoop year-round
Our crew works through the season and returns after a heavy snow to clear whatever the melt reveals. Your yard stays manageable instead of becoming a spring emergency.
Spring you will thank yourself
Yards that stayed on a winter schedule start spring clean. The ones that paused face a massive, smelly reset. A little consistency through the cold saves a big headache later.
Keep reading
How Often Should You Scoop Your Yard?
Weekly, biweekly, or one-time? Here is how to pick the right pooper-scooper schedule for your dog, your yard, and a Chicago season
Read the storySpring Yard Checklist for Chicago Dog Owners
Five quick wins to get your yard dog-ready after the thaw.
Read the storyDog Waste and Your Lawn: The Hidden Damage
Those brown patches are not bad luck. Here is what dog waste actually does to your grass — and how a regular scoop keeps the lawn
Read the story