Mid- to large-size apartment communities

Pet waste management for apartment communities.

Yard Scoop DFW plans and performs scheduled dog waste cleanup for the shared spaces your residents use every day — lawns, walking paths, pet relief areas, and dog parks.

Based in Frisco. Availability confirmed by property address. No charge to request a consultation.

Illustration of an apartment community courtyard with lawns, walking paths, and a dog park

Clean shared spaces, on a schedule.

Property-specific plans Common areas & relief areas Consultation-first approach

Shared-space cleanup

Every shared space your residents use.

Scheduled cleanup covers the grounds people actually share — planned zone by zone around your community's layout.

Lawns & open grounds

Regular pickup across front lawns, side yards, and shared greenbelt areas.

Walking paths

Paths and sidewalk edges kept clear between units, parking, and amenities.

Pet relief areas

Relief areas are among the most-used pet spaces on a property — cleaned on every visit.

Dog parks

Fenced dog runs and bark parks get consistent attention so they stay usable.

Aerial diagram of apartment community service zones including lawns, paths, relief area, and dog park

Service zones are mapped to your community during the site assessment.

Property-specific planning

A service plan built around your community.

No two apartment communities are laid out the same way, so service is never copy-pasted. Your plan is written for your property and approved before the first visit.

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  • Cleanup zones mapped to your grounds and pet traffic
  • Visit frequency planned per zone, not per dog
  • Gate access, keys, and codes coordinated with your team
  • Pet waste station needs assessed and documented
  • Service-day coordination agreed with your onsite staff
Illustration of a pet waste station with bag dispenser and bin beside a walking path

Waste stations

Pet waste stations, assessed as part of your proposal.

If your community has pet waste stations — or could use them — the site assessment covers station needs: emptying, bag refills, better placement, and installation of new stations.

Your proposal outlines the station services, supplies, and placement work agreed for your community.

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Who benefits

Built around your team, your residents, and your grounds.

For onsite teams

Fewer pet-waste complaints to chase and less time your maintenance crew spends on messes that aren't in their job description.

For consistent shared spaces

Scheduled visits keep high-traffic areas presentable between turns, tours, and resident events.

For residents

A community that welcomes dogs and stays clean — the amenity pet owners notice first.

Commercial process

From first call to ongoing service.

Every apartment community is different, so service starts with a conversation and a walkthrough — not a one-size plan.

Step 01

Consultation

Tell us about your community — its size, layout, shared spaces, and what your onsite team needs. We listen first, then explain how our apartment service works.

Consultation with Yard Scoop DFW

Availability and service days are confirmed by property address and agreed in the proposal before service begins.

Step 02

Site assessment

We walk the grounds with you or your team: lawns, walking paths, pet relief areas, dog parks, access points, and any existing buildup. Nothing is planned until we've seen the property.

Aerial diagram of apartment community service zones including lawns, paths, relief area, and dog park

Step 03

Recommendations

You receive a property-specific plan: cleanup zones, visit frequency, and a pet waste station assessment covering emptying, bag refills, placement, and installation — each included only as part of the scope you confirm.

Illustration of a pet waste station with bag dispenser and bin beside a walking path

Step 04

Start service

Once you approve the plan and schedule, service begins on agreed service days, with clear expectations for access and communication.

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Availability and service days are confirmed by property address and agreed in the proposal before service begins.

Step 05

Ongoing service

Visits continue on your schedule so shared spaces stay consistent. As your community's needs change, the plan adjusts — always by agreement, never by surprise.

Ongoing service with Yard Scoop DFW

Availability and service days are confirmed by property address and agreed in the proposal before service begins.

Commercial pricing

A service proposal built for your property.

Apartment service is priced from your property, not from a per-dog chart. Every proposal is built after the consultation and site assessment, and you approve it before anything starts.

Unit count

From under 100 to 500+ units — density drives pet traffic.

Grounds size

The acreage and layout your service zones must cover.

Waste stations

How many stations exist and which station work is in scope.

Visit frequency

Weekly, twice weekly, or a rhythm built around high-use areas.

Buildup & access

Existing waste condition, gates, terrain, and access details.

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Service areas

Based in Frisco. Serving Collin County by route.

We build routes neighborhood by neighborhood, and commercial availability is confirmed by property address. Explore the communities we serve:

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Commercial questions

Frequently asked questions

Do you work with apartment communities of any size?

We specialize in mid- to large-size apartment communities. Every request is reviewed individually — submit your property address and we'll confirm availability and whether your community fits a current or planned route.

How is commercial pricing determined?

Commercial proposals are customized from your property: unit count, grounds size, pet waste stations, visit frequency, and existing buildup or access considerations. Residential per-dog rates don't apply to apartment service, so we never use the residential calculator for commercial properties.

Do you provide and install pet waste stations?

Station needs are assessed during the site assessment. A proposal can include emptying, bag refills, better placement, and installation of new stations — but each is part of a scope you confirm in writing first. We don't assume add-ons or promise free installation.

What happens during the property consultation?

We talk through your community's layout, shared spaces, resident pet population, and priorities. From there we schedule a site assessment and prepare a property-specific plan and proposal for your review.

Can you coordinate with our onsite team?

Yes. Service days, gate access, keys or codes, and communication preferences are agreed before service starts. Include onsite team details and instructions in your request so we can plan around them.

Which areas do you serve for commercial properties?

Yard Scoop DFW is based in Frisco and building routes across Collin County. Availability for your community is confirmed by property address before anything is scheduled.

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Let's plan your community's cleanup.

Request a property consultation. We'll confirm availability for your address and walk the grounds with your team.

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Commercial services

Request a property consultation.

Tell us about your community and we'll follow up to schedule a consultation and site assessment. Availability is confirmed by property address.

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