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Keep the complex clean.

We clear dog waste from apartment courtyards and shared greenbelts, helping you manage resident complaints and maintain the property.

  • Apartment grounds cleanup
  • Station bag restocking
  • Emailed service reports
Technician cleaning the turf pet area of a Las Vegas apartment community

Managing apartment waste

Apartments face unique challenges when a high density of dogs share small spaces.

  • High traffic areas

    Courtyards and grassy strips accumulate a large amount of waste with so many dogs nearby.

  • Resident complaints

    Dropped waste leads to frustration and complaints directed at the leasing office.

  • Property rules

    Lease agreements require strict grounds standards that are ruined by dog waste.

  • Storm drain pollution

    Accumulated waste washes into storm drains during monsoon rain, flowing toward the Las Vegas Wash and Lake Mead.

Services for apartments

We propose a regular schedule designed around the footprint of the apartment complex.

  • Grounds cleanup

    We sweep common lawns and courtyards to clear away the dropped dog waste.

  • Station service

    We monitor the pet waste stations, empty the bins and inspect the posts and signs.

  • Bag restocking

    We restock the bag dispensers so apartment residents have what they need to clean up.

  • Deodorizing

    We apply an enzyme spray to control odor in shaded courtyards or shared dog runs.

  • Turf rinsing

    We rinse artificial grass in the shared spaces to wash away the physical residue.

  • Monthly report

    We send the leasing manager a monthly service report detailing the grounds sweeps.

Our commercial standards

We manage the regular cleanup so your leasing team can focus on the residents.

  • Named technician

    We assign a uniformed route technician to learn the layout of the apartment complex.

  • Route-day communication

    We communicate with your leasing office team to let them know when we arrive and finish.

  • Certificate of insurance

    Our general liability certificate of insurance is available to the leasing office on request.

  • Schedule changes

    We coordinate with the leasing office if an apartment community event requires a schedule shift.

Technician logging a monthly service report on a tablet at a commercial property

How to start service

We assess the apartment complex layout before outlining the route schedule.

  1. Reviewing the apartment map

    We check the property layout to locate the courtyards and existing waste stations.

  2. Walkthrough

    We walk the complex with you to pinpoint the areas getting the most foot traffic.

  3. Written proposal

    We prepare a written proposal with the route schedule and the price for the complex.

  4. Monthly service reports

    We run the regular routes and email a detailed service report to the leasing office.

“They walk the shared green spaces of our apartment complex twice a week. It has completely solved the complaints we were getting from residents.”

Amanda K.

Apartment community · Sample review

Questions about apartment service

Details on agreements, billing and how we support apartment managers.

Call (702) 000-0000
Is an agreement required for apartment complexes?

Yes. We work on a twelve-month commercial agreement that includes a thirty-day cancellation clause for the leasing office.

How do you invoice the apartment community?

We bill commercial properties by invoice on standard net 15 payment terms.

Do you provide a certificate of insurance?

Yes. We are insured and send the general liability certificate of insurance to the leasing manager on request.

Can you handle a high density of dogs?

Yes. We can plan custom schedules up to daily routes to handle the stations and grounds of large Las Vegas apartment complexes.

Ready to clear the apartment complex?

  • Request a walkthrough

    Send us the map of your apartment complex and we will set up an on-site walkthrough.

  • Call our office

    Call (702) 000-0000 to review the waste problems at your property.