Right next door
Fruitland sits just south of Salisbury along Route 13, close enough that it's practically our backyard. It's a quieter, residential town with lots of families, lots of dogs and plenty of yards that need picking up. Since we're based just up the road, Fruitland is part of our home turf. From weekly dog poop cleanup to one-time yard cleanups, we handle the whole job in Fruitland.
The right schedule for your home
Most Fruitland households choose weekly service, which keeps the yard reliably clean and keeps each visit quick. Multi-dog homes often go twice a week, and every-other-week or monthly service works for lighter use. Our guide on how often to pick up dog poop can help you decide, and with no contracts you can change any time.
A better-looking lawn
Dog waste left on the grass leaves yellow spots and patchy growth, and it doesn't work like fertilizer. Here's why. Weekly pickup gives your lawn a chance to recover.
What's included
- A text when we're on the way
- Front, back and side yards, beds, mulch, rock areas and patios
- Waste double-bagged and placed in your trash can
- Gate checked, latched and photographed
Why Pawscapers
- Local: based just up the road in Salisbury
- Licensed and insured
- No contracts, online client portal
- Free re-clean if you're ever unhappy
- Year-round service
- First cleanup free with recurring service
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Life with dogs in Fruitland
Fruitland is the kind of town where people walk their dogs in the evening and the backyard is where the family actually spends time. Between work in Salisbury, kids' activities and everything else, the backyard pickup is easy to put off, and after a week or two it becomes a real chore. Regular service means it's never more than a few days' worth.
One-time cleanups, too
Not ready for a schedule? A one-time cleanup is a good way to start. It's great before a cookout or birthday party, after a long winter, or before moving out of a rental. If you like the result, you can switch to recurring service anytime, and your first recurring cleanup is free.
Gate safety
Every visit ends the same way: we double-check the gate, latch it and send you a photo. If your gate needs a code or has a tricky latch, just tell us when you sign up.
Multiple dogs, more waste
Two or three dogs can produce a surprising amount of waste in a week. If you have a multi-dog household, twice-a-week service keeps the yard comfortable. Not sure what you need? Read how often to pick up dog poop.
