Dog Poop Pickup in Nocatee
Weekly and bi-weekly cleanups for Nocatee’s fast-growing villages — from Twenty Mile to Crosswater and every pocket park in between.
Nocatee is one of the fastest-growing master-planned communities in the country, and it shows — new streets, new fences, and a lot of new dog owners settling in near the Nocatee Preserve, Splash Water Park, and the miles of walking and biking trails. Small lots close to greenway trails mean neighbors are walking their dogs constantly, which means more traffic through your yard. We keep it clean between visits so it never piles up.
Photo: PexelsNeighborhoods We Cover in Nocatee
We regularly service Twenty Mile Village, Crosswater, Pioneer Village, Riverwood by Del Webb, and Del Webb Ponte Vedra — plus Siena, Greenleaf Village, Austin Park, Kelly Pointe, Addison Park, Coastal Oaks, Valley Ridge, Seabrook, Franklin Square, Settler’s Landing, and River Landing at Twenty Mile.
Browse Nocatee Villages & Neighborhoods
Pick your village to see neighborhood-by-neighborhood pages and book online:
If your street isn’t listed here by name, don’t worry — if you’re inside Nocatee’s boundaries, we almost certainly already run a route near you. Just give us your address when you request a quote and we’ll confirm.
Manage an HOA or common area in Nocatee? We also run scheduled routes for community dog parks, greenways, and shared amenity space — see our Nocatee HOA & Commercial Service page for board-ready pricing and coverage.
Nocatee Dog Waste Removal FAQ
Do you cover all of Nocatee’s villages?
Yes — Twenty Mile Village, Crosswater, Pioneer Village, and the Del Webb communities are all part of our regular Nocatee route.
Are Nocatee’s HOA rules different for pet waste?
Many Nocatee villages have HOA-specific pet waste requirements in addition to county rules — see our St. Johns & Jacksonville Pet Waste Rules guide for a general overview.
I just moved into a new Nocatee build — how fast can I get started?
Usually within a few days. New Nocatee residents are some of our most common signups, and we can typically get a first visit scheduled quickly.
Do you service HOA common areas and community dog parks, not just individual yards?
Yes — separately from residential visits, we run scheduled routes for HOA common areas, community dog parks, and greenway trails across Nocatee. See our Nocatee HOA & Commercial page for board-ready pricing and coverage.
Nocatee’s Dog Parks & Trails
Nocatee has one of the best off-leash dog park networks in St. Johns County, which is part of why we see so much yard traffic here. Regulars include Trails for Tails at Nocatee Community Park (small lake, paved paths), Greenleaf Park‘s fenced K9 area, Paws Park in Davis Park, Cypress Tails near the Cypress Trails clubhouse, and Central Bark at Twenty Mile Post — plus smaller dog parks at West End Park, Crosswater Park, and Settler’s Pond. The Nocatee Preserve adds another 2,400+ acres of unpaved trails and boardwalks for longer walks. All that activity means more waste tracked home between visits — see our full guide to Nocatee’s dog parks for details on each one.
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Nocatee Dog Poop Removal FAQ
How much does dog poop removal cost in Nocatee?
Weekly service is $76 per month for one dog, $92 for two, $104 for three and $116 for four or more. Bi-weekly starts at $15 per visit and a one-time cleanup is $89. See the full pricing page.
Do you serve all Nocatee neighborhoods?
We service Nocatee. Enter your ZIP in the checker on this page to confirm coverage for your address.
Is there a contract?
No. There are no contracts, and you can pause or cancel any time.
Is the first cleanup really free?
New recurring customers get a free first cleanup for yards in normal condition. Yards not cleaned in 30 or more days may need a paid reset first.
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“We moved to Nocatee last year and this was the first service we signed up for. So worth it.”
“Small yard, big difference. Text alerts before every visit are a nice touch.”