Your yard, handled
Smyrna has a classic small-town downtown and plenty of newer neighborhoods spreading out around it. Whether you're in an older home near the center of town or a newer development off Route 13, if you have dogs, you have a yard that needs picking up. Pawscapers does that job on a schedule that fits you, so you can stop thinking about it. Think of us as Smyrna's poop scooping service: we scoop, double-bag it and latch the gate behind us.
Picking a schedule
Most Smyrna households choose weekly service. It keeps the yard consistently clean and waste never sits long enough to burn the grass or start to smell. If you have a single small dog, every other week can work. If you have a few big dogs, twice a week keeps up best. Not sure? Our guide on how often to pick up dog poop breaks it down, and with no contracts you can always switch.
We also do one-time cleanups for spring, special events or move-outs, and commercial service for HOAs and apartment communities.
What happens on a visit
On your service day you'll get a text when we're on the way. We walk the whole yard, front, back and sides, including mulch beds, rock areas and along the fence. We double-bag the waste and leave it in your trash can. Before we leave, we check that the gate is closed and latched and send you a photo of it. You don't need to be home for any of it.
Good for the yard, good for the family
Dog waste left in the yard kills grass, draws flies in summer and can carry parasites and bacteria that linger in the soil. If kids or grandkids play in your yard, regular pickup matters even more. Here's what families should know.
The Pawscapers difference
- Licensed and insured, local to Delmarva
- Text alerts before we arrive
- Gate photo after every visit
- No contracts, and a client portal to manage everything
- Free re-clean if you're ever unhappy with a cleanup
- Service all year long
We serve communities across Kent County, from Smyrna down through Dover to Harrington.
New neighborhoods, new lawns
Many Smyrna homes are in newer developments, where the lawn may still be getting established. New grass is especially sensitive to dog waste, which smothers and burns it. Weekly pickup gives a young lawn its best chance to fill in.
Refer a friend
In growing neighborhoods, neighbors talk. Our Refer a Friend program gives you both a credit when a friend signs up for recurring service.
