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Yard deodorizing
Some yards still smell like dog after the poop is gone. Deodorizing is a spray treatment that goes down after the scoop, and it's priced by the size of the yard.
What is deodorizing, and when is it worth it?
Scooping removes the poop. It doesn't remove months of soaked-in smell from the spots your dog always uses, and small yards hold it worst, especially in July. The deodorizing treatment gets sprayed across the yard after a scoop visit and knocks that smell down.
Not every yard needs this. A big yard with one dog usually doesn't. A small fenced yard with two or three dogs, a patio the smell drifts onto, or a dog run on gravel, those are the yards it was made for. If you're not sure, ask Jeffrey when he quotes your plan and he'll tell you whether your yard would actually benefit.
How to add it
It rides along with any plan or one-time cleanup. Say the yard smells when you text for your price and the quote comes back with deodorizing listed as its own line, so you can take it or leave it.
Pair it with a planThe spray goes down right after a scoop visit, so most people run it with one.
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Deodorizing questions
Can I get deodorizing without a scooping plan?
It's an add-on, not a standalone visit. The spray goes down right after a scoop, so if you're not on a plan, pair it with a one-time cleanup.
How much does yard deodorizing cost?
It's priced by the size of the yard and listed as its own line on the quote. Text the yard details and the price comes back, usually the same day.
Will scooping alone fix the smell?
Sometimes. Fresh mess is most of the smell, and scooping handles that. Scooping can't pull out the odor soaked into the spots your dog always uses. The spray does that.