FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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Bark and Flush will clean any areas of your property that have dog waste issues, including front, back, and side yards, flower beds, dog runs, etc.

 Yes! Bark and Flush provides dog waste removal services year-round! Even in the winter, we will still show up to provide services. In locations with snow, most of the waste that accumulates is still scoopable. If we cannot scoop your yard due to weather conditions such as a snowstorm, we will make sure to scoop your yard as soon as the weather permits. 

 The safety of our clients and their dogs is a top priority at Bark and Flush. To ensure all dogs are safe, we clean all our equipment and shoes between each yard with a kennel-grade disinfectant to prevent the spread of germs. We also take gate pictures when we are done cleaning, so you know your pets won’t get out of the yard. 

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Yes! if you would like to tip your scooper that cleaned your yard, you can! You can even leave a tip directly on your invoice within your client portal. 

 Yes, we love cleaning with dogs in the yard! We simply ask that if your dog has shown signs of aggression, you leave them inside during your cleaning. If you feel like your dog may run out of the yard, it is best to keep them inside. We are extremely careful when entering and exciting yards however to ensure this does not happen. 

 Yes, you can request a specific cleanup day. Not every cleanup day will be available in your area or Zip Code however as we schedule cleanups within the same Zip Code on the same day to avoid long driving distances in between homes. We are happy to work with you though and find a day that would work best. 

 No, we don’t provide arrival times for our pooper scooper services. While we will do our best to accommodate your schedule, we optimize our routes for drive time at midnight the day before services are completed to help keep costs low. We will however send you a notification text or email alerting you that we are on our way the day of your scheduled service. 

 Yes! We normally use a rake to scoop up the poop in the yards. For concrete, we use a rubber rake or broom to scoop up the poop to ensure we do not scratch or damage the concrete.