Nashville, Tennessee

More time to enjoy your Nashville yard.

Guard Doody clears the dog waste from Nashville yards without a plastic bag for each pickup, then takes the collected waste away for composting instead of sending it to the landfill.

Cleanup with a better ending

Where your dog's waste goes matters too.

Most people think about pet waste cleanup in terms of the yard: is it clear, and can the family use it again? Guard Doody takes care of that part, and then goes a step further. We use a bagless removal system, so there is no plastic bag for each pickup, and we take the collected waste away for composting.

That keeps plastic bags and pet waste out of the landfill. Across all of our routes, it has added up to 196+ plastic bags that never went to the dump, and counting. Every Nashville visit runs on the same system, whether you book a single cleanup or a recurring route.

Is my yard on a route?

Check the map, then ask.

Nashville is a big place, so the easiest way to know whether we reach your home is to look and then ask. The service area page has an interactive Guard Doody map you can zoom in on to find your street.

The map is a guide, not a promise. To confirm, start a free quote and enter your address, or call 615-557-4844. We will let you know whether your yard is on a route. If it is, we can set up a one-time cleanup, a recurring schedule, or both in the same conversation.

What you can book

Two ways to keep a Nashville yard clean.

A recurring route keeps the yard clear on a schedule you choose, so cleanup stops being a job anyone has to remember. A one-time cleanup is a single visit with no subscription, useful when a yard has fallen behind or you want a clean starting point before a gathering. You can also begin with a one-time reset and move to a recurring route afterward.

  • Recurring cleanup on a weekly, twice-weekly, twice-monthly, or monthly route, with the first scoop free when you subscribe.
  • One-time cleanup for a yard that needs a single reset.
  • No contracts on recurring service. Start, pause, or cancel from your customer portal or by calling the office.

Choosing a frequency

Match the schedule to your dogs and your yard.

How often we come depends on how many dogs share the yard and how much your household uses it. More dogs or heavy use usually calls for more frequent visits. A yard that sees lighter use can go longer between cleanups. If you are unsure, pick the frequency that feels closest and ask the office about adjusting it later.

Weekly

4 cleanups each month

Twice monthly

2 cleanups each month

Monthly

1 cleanup each month

Twice weekly

8 cleanups each month

Every visit

What happens when we come out.

  • A technician clears the areas where dog waste is a problem, including front, back, and side yards, flower beds, and dog runs.
  • The waste is picked up with the bagless system, not a new plastic bag for each pickup.
  • The gate is closed and photographed before we leave, so you can confirm your pets stay secure.
  • We take the collected waste away for composting instead of sending it to the landfill.
  • As a safety step, equipment and shoes are cleaned between yards with a kennel-grade disinfectant.

Routes are planned the night before to keep costs down, so we do not give arrival windows and you do not need to be home. Technicians are background checked. Friendly dogs are welcome to stay in the yard while we work; dogs that have shown aggression should stay inside during the cleaning.

Before your first visit

A little detail helps us get it right.

When you request your quote, tell us how many dogs you have and roughly how much you use the yard, so we can suggest a frequency. Let us know whether you want a one-time cleanup, a recurring route, or both.

Mention practical things too: how to reach a locked gate or side yard, and whether a dog should stay inside during the visit. If you can, move large items such as toys, hoses, or furniture off the grass so the whole yard is reachable. Questions before you book? Call or text 615-557-4844, or email christopher@guarddoody.com.

FAQ

Nashville service questions.

Do you clean the entire yard?

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

How do you ensure the safety of my dogs?

The safety of our clients and their dogs is a top priority for Guard Doody. We clean all equipment and shoes between yards with a kennel-grade disinfectant to help prevent the spread of germs. We also take gate pictures when we are done cleaning so you know your pets will not get out, and all employees are background checked.

Do I have to sign a contract for pooper scooper services?

No contracts. You can start, pause, and cancel your subscription at any time by updating your customer portal or calling our office.

How do you dispose of the pet waste after each cleanup?

We use a bagless pet waste removal system that keeps plastic bags and pet waste out of the landfill. Instead of sending your dog's waste to the dump, we take the collected waste away for composting.

Can you clean with my dog in the yard?

Yes, we love cleaning with dogs. If your dog has shown signs of aggression, please leave them inside during your cleaning. Keeping our team safe is a priority.

Do you provide arrival windows for service?

No, we do not provide arrival times. Routes are optimized the night before service to help keep costs low.

Guard Doody

Get Nashville yard cleanup on the schedule.

Tell us about your yard and choose the service that works for your household.