
Bi-Weekly Dog Poop Removal
Every other week for lighter-use yards. Right for one small dog or a big lot that only gets used on weekends.
Quoted on your yardThe one most people want. We come the same day every week, walk the whole yard, bag everything, and take it with us. You get a text when it is done and the yard is ready to use again.
Weekly is the schedule that actually keeps a yard usable. One dog puts down roughly half a pound of waste a day. Left for two weeks that is seven pounds sitting in the grass, and by then you are not walking the yard, you are navigating it.
A weekly visit means nothing ever gets more than seven days old. The grass underneath does not yellow. The flies never get established. And in July, when things go bad fast in Indiana humidity, seven days is about the outside limit before the yard starts announcing itself from the patio.
We work the whole property, not the obvious middle. Fence lines, along the foundation, under the deck, mulch beds, behind the shed, and the corner every dog picks and no human ever checks.
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.
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.
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.

Every other week for lighter-use yards. Right for one small dog or a big lot that only gets used on weekends.
Quoted on your yard
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
Scooping removes what is on the grass. This handles what has soaked into it — the reason a clean yard can still smell.
Quoted on lawn sizeMost requested: Greenwood · Center Grove · Southport · Perry Township · Indianapolis
Weekly service from Paws Poo Patrol starts at $16.99 per week with the Good Dog plan. Top Dog is $21.99 per week and adds a monthly deodorizer and sanitizer treatment plus priority scheduling after weather days; Best In Show is $27.99 per week with a full weekly treatment and no charge for extra dogs. Every plan covers 1–4 dogs on a lot up to 1/8 acre. There is no contract and no start-up fee.
No. As long as we can reach the yard, we let ourselves through the gate, do the work, latch up behind us, and text you a photo of the latched gate when it is finished. Friendly dogs can stay out; protective dogs just need to be inside. Most of our customers are at work when we come.
We start with a one-time initial cleanup priced separately, then your weekly rate begins the following week. It is the honest way to do it — a yard with three months of backlog is a different job than a weekly maintenance visit.
Yes. We run routes year-round in Indiana weather. The exceptions are lightning, ice storms, and deep fresh snow that makes the yard genuinely unsearchable. In those cases we push you to the next safe day and you are not charged twice.
It leaves with us. Everything is double-bagged, loaded into the truck, and disposed of off your property. Nothing goes into your trash can, which is the part most people are surprised by and then very glad about.
Scoop at least weekly. One dog produces about half a pound of waste per day, so a week is roughly three to four pounds — the point at which grass starts yellowing underneath and flies begin completing a life cycle. Multi-dog households and small yards should scoop twice weekly.
Send your address, how many dogs you have, and how often you want us. That is everything we need for a firm weekly price.
Prefer to talk? Call or text (317) 759-4500.