Dog Poop Pickup in Bartram Park
Weekly and bi-weekly cleanups for the fast-growing subdivisions along Bartram Park Blvd and Old St. Augustine Road.
Bartram Park is one of the newest, fastest-building pockets on our route — new streets, new sod, and a steady stream of new dog owners moving in every month. Fresh landscaping and small backyards mean waste doesn’t stay hidden long, but it also means a missed cleanup shows fast. We keep these yards looking as good as the day the sod went in.
Photo: PexelsNeighborhoods We Cover in Bartram Park
We regularly service Bartram Park Preserve, Bartram Springs, Sumerlin at Bartram Park, and the newer gated communities along Bartram Park Boulevard and Old St. Augustine Road.
Manage an HOA or gated community in Bartram Park? We also provide board-ready common-area service — see our Bartram Park HOA & commercial page.
Bartram Park Dog Waste Removal FAQ
Is my new-build Bartram Park neighborhood covered?
Most likely — Bartram Park Preserve, Bartram Springs, Sumerlin, and the surrounding new-construction communities off Bartram Park Blvd are all in our regular rotation.
Do you work with HOA gate codes in gated Bartram Park communities?
Yes, many Bartram Park communities are gated, and we coordinate gate codes or access instructions with clients ahead of the first visit.
My yard is brand new sod — will your team be careful with it?
Definitely. We know fresh sod in newer Bartram Park subdivisions needs extra care, and our techs are trained to work around new landscaping without damaging it.
What neighborhoods actually make up Bartram Park?
Bartram Park (32258) is made up of 14-plus residential communities — including Bartram Park Preserve, Arrowood, Bayberry, Emerald Preserve, Greenbrier, Montevilla, and Sumerlin — built out by Pulte, Beazer, Mattamy, and other national builders over the last decade. We cover all of them.
My yard backs up to the Julington-Durbin Preserve — does that change anything?
It means we check a little more carefully. Preserve-backed lots have wooded edges that hold shade, moisture, and insect activity longer than open lawn, which makes prompt pickup matter more, not less.
Do you service HOA common areas and gated-community amenities, not just individual yards?
Yes — see our Bartram Park HOA & commercial page for board-ready service details.
Built Around the Julington-Durbin Preserve
Bartram Park was planned around the Julington-Durbin Preserve, so a large share of homes here back up to protected conservation land — great for privacy and wildlife, but it also means more shade pockets and moisture retention right at the property line. With 14-plus developments still actively building out, the neighborhood is a mix of established yards and brand-new construction on the same streets, often with different builder-grade irrigation schedules block to block.
Freshly laid sod is still rooting for its first several months, and waste left sitting on new sod kills the grass underneath faster than it would on an established lawn — it blocks sunlight and smothers the shallow new root system. If you closed in the last year, that’s the single biggest reason to stay ahead of pickup rather than letting it build up.
Bartram Park Dog Poop Removal FAQ
How much does dog poop removal cost in Bartram Park?
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.
How do I know you serve my Bartram Park address?
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.
“Brand new house, brand new yard — didn’t want to ruin the sod. They’re careful every time.”
“Signed up the week we closed. Best decision for our small backyard.”