New CAnaan Connecticut Pooper Scooper Service

New CAnaan, Connecticut Dog Poop Removal Service POOP 911 Keeps Your Yard Clean, Fresh, and POOP-FREE!

Pooper Scooper Service

I run our New Canaan Poop 911 branch, locally owned and operated by pet parents for pet families. My team and I know dog routines. We are pet parents and we care for our own dogs too. We service yards around Waveny Park, Mead Park, the New Canaan Nature Center, and the Silvermine neighborhood. Families near New Canaan High School and Saxe Middle School rely on us after games and practices. Our pooper scooper service keeps yards clean, safe, and ready for play. The first cleanup is free when you sign up for a recurring service. We use gentle, pet safe products. We follow a schedule that fits your family life. We arrive in uniform and with smiles. We pick up daily, weekly, or on an ad hoc basis. You tell us what works best. We bag and remove waste using approved methods. You get clear communication and easy online billing. Neighbors call us first for reliability and fast response. We respond to special requests, holiday needs, and vacation coverage. Our goal is simple, we want yards you enjoy without worry. That means more time with friends and family in the yard. It means safe play for kids and dogs. Call today. Pet families footloose and worry free.

Pet Waste Removal

I own the New Canaan Poop 911 branch, locally owned and operated by pet parents for pet families. My crew and I care for dogs of all sizes. We work near Waveny Park trails and around Mead Park playgrounds. You can find us servicing yards close to the New Canaan Nature Center and the Library. We help families by removing pet waste safely and discreetly. The first cleanup is free when you sign up for a recurring service. Our pet waste removal is fast, reliable, and friendly. We clear backyards, fenced runs, and small apartment patios. We do routine pickups after sports at New Canaan High School and community events. You get clean turf that is safe for kids and for pets. We answer calls, texts, and online booking requests. We leave your yard tidy and ready for company. Customer notes are always welcome, we follow special instructions. Our supplies are pet safe, and we wear gloves and masks when requested. Neighbors often tell us they prefer our team for consistent care. We focus on attention to detail and respect for your property. We do not bother gardens or play equipment. Instead, we focus on the areas your dog uses most. That gives you peace of mind when guests arrive. It also means more time to toss a ball in the yard. Call our local team to schedule, we will handle the dirty work so you do not have to. Enjoy your backyard again, footloose and worry free today.

Dog Poop Clean Up

I lead the New Canaan Poop 911 crew, locally owned and operated by pet parents for pet families. My dogs taught me the value of a clean yard. We tidy properties near Waveny Park and around Mead Park every week. You will see us near the New Canaan Nature Center and by the High School fields. Our dog poop clean up service is thorough and discreet. The first cleanup is free when you sign up for a recurring service. We use pet safe bags and fast pick up methods. We scoop, bag, and secure waste for proper handling. We avoid flower beds and delicate plants when possible. We sanitize play areas with a gentle, pet friendly solution on request. We schedule visits that match your dog’s routine. We work after morning walks or in the late afternoon. You can add a quick visit after a weekend game at New Canaan High School. We offer one time clean ups, and recurring plans for busy households. We accept notes about shy dogs, gates, and fenced runs. Our team wears ID and stays courteous on each visit. Neighbors know us for punctual service and clear pricing. We answer questions about tick prevention and yard safety. We help make your lawn a place for family, friends, and dogs to play. Call our local branch to set up a visit, and enjoy a cleaner yard today. We can add extra visits for parties, yard cleanups after play dates, or before outdoor gatherings in New Canaan.