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Did a spring poo clean up of our side yard. Thanks!
endlesspawz / Google
Basalt, Colorado
Basalt sits where the Frying Pan meets the Roaring Fork, and the yards split hard between old town lots and newer builds up the hill.
We run Southside, Elk Run, the streets around Midland Avenue, and the townhome clusters out toward Willits, where the shared green space needs a different pass than a fenced yard does.
River bottom yards in Basalt stay damp long after the snow goes. Wet ground means waste breaks down into the turf instead of sitting on top of it, which is exactly why weekly beats every other week here.
Basalt and El Jebel share a service day, so a weekly plan in either town locks the same window every week.
Basalt yards change a lot from one street to the next. Old town lots near the river are small and shady, while the newer homes up the hill have bigger lawns, decks and steep edges. A good cleanup here means knowing where dogs actually go on each kind of lot.
Every weekly visit covers the full yard, waste bagged and hauled off your property, and a gate photo before we leave. River bottom yards stay wet into early summer, so we walk them carefully and leave the lawn in better shape than we found it.
Neighborhood walks stay close to home. Adventure walks use the Rio Grande Trail and the river paths, which stay easy walking most of the year. 30 minute walks are $30, 60 minute adventure walks are $45.
Same price everywhere in the valley. No fuel surcharge, no upvalley premium, no contract. Rates shown are for one dog; each extra dog is $5 more per visit.
$22
per visit, one dog
$29
per visit, one dog
$89
starting, quoted after photos
Send the details and you get a flat price the same day. No walkthrough, no contract, no sales call.
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Did a spring poo clean up of our side yard. Thanks!
endlesspawz / Google
Yes. We clean private yards and, for HOAs, shared green space and dog stations on a separate commercial plan.
No. Hillside lots are the same flat price. We just tell you if anything is unsafe to reach.
Basalt shares a service day with El Jebel, so your visit lands on the same day every week.
Yes. Wet ground is common near the rivers here. We pick up carefully so waste does not get pushed into the turf.