FAQ's

Must I be home when you scoop?

No.  As long as we can access your property, which we will discuss when you sign-up, you never need be home.  We also welcome your dogs to come see us while we're there!

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Does Dirty Work™ Scoop Dog Waste Through the Winter?

Absolutely!  We scoop through the winter, through snow and rain, and all seasons & conditions.

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What North-Georgia Counties Does Dirty Work Service?

We have service areas in Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, Coweta, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Hall, Henry, Paulding & Rockdale.   If you are interested in Dirty Work™ servicing your area, please just call us or send an email.

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Must I Pre-Pay?

No - we trust our clients completely.  We know we will provide you excellent service. We only bill for work after it's completed and you are entirely happy. Your full satisfaction is our best asset.

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• PEOPLE WHO WOULD RATHER SPEND THEIR PRECIOUS FREE TIME ENJOYING THEIR PET, AND LEAVING THE DIRTY WORK TO SOMEONE ELSE!
• Those who have a lawn service
• Parents with small children, especially those who enjoy playing outdoors in their own, or a neighbor of friends, yard.
• Those concerned about storm drain and other environmental pollution
• Dog owners busy with work and family (another benefit of utilizing our dog waste removal service - Dirty Work will deliver pet food and supplies to your door for no extra cost -- you pay only for the items you purchase!  A must-have convenience for today's busy person.)
• Those who simply would rather not scoop their dog's waste

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My Dog's Waste Stains the Lawn - What Can I Do?

A common complaint of dog owners is the lawn staining caused by dog feces and urine.  Setting up weekly or twice-weekly service with Dirty Work™ will assist in the resolving the  stains left by feces.  Please email or call Dirty Work™ to setup service.  

If urine stains are your problem, try walking your dog in a specific area of the yard, where stains won't be a concern.  Your veterinarian might also have recommendations. (Never give any supplements or alternative treatments to your dog to decrease urinary pH/urine stains without first consulting your vet!)

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