Residential
One-Time Yard Cleanup
One visit, whole yard, no subscription. Includes the deodorizing and sanitizing treatment.
$99.99 including deodorizer and sanitizer
Add-on · Included with one-time cleanups
Lawn Deodorizing and Sanitizing for Dog Yards
Scooping removes what is on the grass. Deodorizing handles what has soaked into it. If your yard is clean and still announces itself when it gets warm, this is the missing step.
Quoted on lawn size No contract
What this actually involves
Odor in a dog yard does not come from the piles you can see. It comes from what has already gone into the thatch and the top inch of soil — urine salts and residue that build up in the spots your dogs use most, usually a strip along the fence and a patch near the back door.
A deodorizing and sanitizing treatment works at that level. It neutralizes the compounds rather than covering them, and it sanitizes the ground where waste has been sitting. The effect is most obvious in July and August, when Indiana humidity turns a mild smell into a reason nobody sits outside.
Most customers run it as an occasional refresh — early summer, after a stretch of heavy rain, or before hosting. It is included at no extra charge with every one-time and spring cleanup, and Best In Show plan customers get a quarterly treatment as part of the plan.
What's included
- Treatment across the full yard or targeted hot spots
- Neutralizes odor rather than masking it
- Sanitizes ground where waste has been sitting
- Pet-safe once dry — we tell you the wait time on the day
- Included free with one-time and spring cleanups
- Quarterly on the Best In Show plan
Quoted on lawn size. Standalone treatments are priced by lawn size and how heavy the treatment needs to be. Bundled into a one-time cleanup it is included in the $99.99.
Is this the right one?
This service is a good fit for
- Yards that smell even after scooping
- Small lots with a high dog-to-square-foot ratio
- Before hosting anything outdoors
- Mid-summer, when Indiana humidity peaks
How it works
How it works, start to finish
01
Tell us about your yard
Send your address, how many dogs you have, and how often you want us. Takes about a minute. We come back with a flat weekly price — no walk-through required.
02
We scoop on a schedule
Same day every week, gate latched behind us, tools disinfected between yards. You do not need to be home. Friendly dogs can stay out with us; protective ones just need to be inside.
03
It leaves with us
Every pile is bagged and hauled off your property. You get a text when the yard is done. Then you go outside and think about literally anything else.
Related services
Other things people book alongside this
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Weekly Pooper Scooper Service
Same day every week, whole property, waste leaves with us. The schedule that actually keeps a yard usable.
From $16.99 per week
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Twice-Weekly Pet Waste Removal
Two visits a week for multi-dog households and small lots, where a week of accumulation leaves nowhere clean to stand.
Quoted on dogs and yard size
Where we offer it
Lawn Deodorizing & Sanitizing across the Southside
- Greenwood
- Center Grove
- Bargersville
- Whiteland
- New Whiteland
- Franklin
- Trafalgar
- Southport
- Beech Grove
- Homecroft
- Perry Township
- Franklin Township
- Wanamaker
- New Palestine
- Camby
- Mooresville
- Indianapolis
Most requested: Greenwood · Center Grove · Southport · Perry Township · Indianapolis
Questions
Questions about lawn deodorizing & sanitizing
Is lawn deodorizer safe for dogs?
The treatments we use are pet-safe once dry. We tell you the exact wait time on the day, which is usually short. Keep dogs off the treated area until then and there is nothing further to manage.
How long does a deodorizing treatment last?
For most yards, several weeks. It depends on dog count, rainfall and how much sun the yard gets. Customers with heavy-use small yards tend to repeat it monthly through summer and skip it entirely in winter.
Will it fix yellow patches in my grass?
No, and we would rather be straight about that. Deodorizing handles smell and sanitation, not lawn repair. Yellow spots are nitrogen burn from urine and need watering, aeration or overseeding to recover.
Do I need it if I already have weekly scooping?
Not usually. Weekly scooping keeps most yards from developing a smell in the first place. Deodorizing is for small yards, multi-dog households, and the stretch of high summer when weekly alone is not quite enough.
Worth reading
Does Dog Poop Damage Grass?
Yes. Dog waste is high in nitrogen and, concentrated in one spot, it burns the grass beneath it — the classic yellow patch with a darker green ring. Urine causes the same damage faster. Neither is fertilizer: dog waste is too acidic and too concentrated, and it takes about a year to break down.
Free quote, no pressure
Get a free quote for lawn deodorizing & sanitizing
Send your address, how many dogs you have, and how often you want us. That is everything we need for a firm weekly price.
- A flat weekly price, usually the same day
- No site visit and no sales call
- No contract — pause or stop with a text
Prefer to talk? Call or text (317) 759-4500.