Apartment & HOA Pet Waste Cleanup in Kittitas County: What Property Managers Need to Know
If you manage an apartment complex or HOA in Ellensburg or anywhere in Kittitas County, pet waste in common areas is probably one of the top three resident complaints you handle. It's also one of the easiest problems to fully solve.
Why DIY cleanup falls behind
Maintenance teams are busy. Pet waste cleanup is the task that always gets bumped — it's not glamorous, the equipment is messy, and the moment you get caught up, it's already piling up again.
The result: complaints from non-pet-owning residents, a yard that looks neglected during tours, and lease renewals that happen in a place that doesn't quite feel cared for.
What recurring service looks like
Our apartment plan covers common areas — dog runs, courtyards, perimeter strips — on a recurring weekly schedule. We come on the same day each week, do a full sweep, and haul everything off-site. Maintenance teams get their time back, residents see a noticeably cleaner property, and property managers stop fielding the same complaint every Monday.
Pricing & what to expect
Apartment-complex cleanup starts at a flat weekly rate and scales based on the size of the common areas and number of pet stations. We provide a quick on-site walkthrough before the first visit so there are no surprises.
Year-round means year-round
Just like with single-family yards, winter is when consistency matters most. Snow buries waste, a thaw exposes it all at once, and suddenly you've got an emergency on your hands. A steady weekly schedule prevents that — and it's especially valuable in upper county properties around Cle Elum and Roslyn where snow sticks around.
Getting started
We work with apartment communities, condo HOAs, and townhouse developments throughout Ellensburg, Kittitas, and the surrounding Kittitas County area. The setup process is short: walkthrough, quote, first visit usually within a week.