Full pet stations are the complaint residents put in reviews.
Pet-friendly communities lease faster — and overflowing pet waste stations undo that in a week. Trash Chief empties, relines and restocks every station on a fixed schedule, logs every visit, and flags damaged or missing stations before residents notice.
Why stations fail without a schedule
Pet stations are usually nobody's job. Maintenance empties them when someone complains, bag dispensers run out, and residents stop using them once they're full. Waste ends up in landscaping and on walkways, which turns into complaints, online reviews and — in heavy rain — bacteria washing into nearby streams.
A fixed schedule changes resident behavior: when stations are always clean and stocked, residents use them.
Pet waste stations
Priced per station per month, based on visit frequency. Bags and liners are included. Added to your valet trash invoice when bundled.
- Stations emptied and relined 2–5 times a week
- Bag dispensers restocked every visit, bags included
- Damaged, leaning or missing stations flagged with a photo
- Optional common-area sweep near stations and dog parks
- Visit log in your service report
Four steps, no chasing.
- 01
Map
We map every station and dog park on the property.
- 02
Schedule
You choose 2–5 visits a week; visits are logged by station.
- 03
Service
Empty, reline, restock, and spot-pick the area around each station.
- 04
Report
Visits and any damaged stations appear in your report.
- Pet-friendly garden-style and mid-rise communities
- Properties with dog parks or pet amenity areas
- Communities fielding resident complaints about pet waste
- Station installation or replacement hardware is quoted separately if needed.
Fixed schedule
Same days every week, so residents learn to trust the stations.
Bundled pricing
Per station per month, on the same invoice as valet trash.
Reported
Every visit is logged. No guessing whether it happened.
Common questions
Do you supply the bags?
Yes. Bags and liners are included in the per-station price.
How often should pet stations be emptied?
Most communities need two to three visits a week; large pet populations and dog parks may need four or five.
Can you install new stations?
We can quote supplying and installing stations where you need more coverage.
Add pet stations to your agreement
Tell us about your community. We'll schedule a walkthrough and send pricing for valet trash and any services you want bundled.