Commercial

A clean, waste-free outdoor space not only enhances the appearance of your property but also leaves a lasting impression on current and prospective tenants. Our professional pet waste removal service helps maintain a spotless, odor-free environment that boosts resident satisfaction and elevates curb appeal during tours. Show future tenants that your property is well cared for starting from the ground up.

As part of our service, we’ll conduct a thorough walk-through of your property to assess your specific needs and challenges. From there, we’ll custom-build a tailored service package that fits your layout, usage, and budget, ensuring maximum cleanliness, tenant satisfaction, and curb appeal with minimal hassle.

Commercial Services

  • Dog Park Clean-Up

    Includes full scoop and scan of entire park area and odor control

  • Pet Waste Bin Maintenance

    Includes Scooping pet relief area, changing bin bags and sanitizing waste bin

  • Dog Wash Station Santization

    Includes sanitizing and cleaning of any dog wash stations and scoop if needed
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Promote a Cleaner, Safer Community

Pet waste carries pathogens, parasites, and bacteria that can spread disease between animals and humans. In high-traffic areas—like dog parks, walkways, and pet waste stations—routine scooping helps protect community health and public safety.

Enhance the Guest and Resident Experience

Nothing ruins a walk, a shopping trip, or an outdoor meal like stepping in dog poop. Clean grounds mean happier residents, better reviews, and longer tenant retention. For businesses, it means a more welcoming, professional atmosphere.

Save Staff Time and Labor

Your maintenance team has bigger priorities than chasing poop piles. Contracting with Atlas Pet Waste means your grounds stay clean while your team stays focused.

Support a Truly Pet-Friendly Environment

If you advertise your property or retail center as pet-friendly, it needs to be maintained accordingly. Scoop services show residents and customers that you’re not just pet-allowing—you’re pet-welcoming.