We prioritize the safety of your pets and our crew members. This page explains how pets impact service access, what you should do before a scheduled visit, and how we handle situations where pets restrict service areas.
Pets can impact service by:
Blocking access to fenced or gated areas
Creating safety risks for crew members
Causing delays or missed services
Our goal is to complete your service without causing stress to your pet or our team.
To ensure smooth and safe service, customers should:
Secure pets indoors or in a safe area away from service zones
Notify us of pets on the property through the booking notes
Ensure gates are locked or unlocked per access instructions
Inform us of any aggressive or anxious pets
This protects both your pet and our team.
If pets are loose, aggressive, or blocking access:
The crew will attempt to contact you.
Service may be limited to accessible areas.
The visit may be marked as a partial or no-access service.
We will leave notification of the outcome.
To maintain safe working conditions:
Crews will not enter yards with unsecured dogs.
Crews will never interact with or attempt to restrain pets.
Crews are instructed to avoid approaching animals.
Pets should be restrained or kept indoors during the service window.
If pets prevent full access:
Partial service may result in:
a reduced invoice
re-service scheduling
No-access may result in:
a no-access fee
unless waived (see exceptions below).
Fees are always communicated before being applied.
Fees may be waived for:
weather-related or emergency reroutes
access miscommunication on our part
verified scheduling or timing errors
We prioritize fairness when evaluating pet-related delays.
For weekly recurring customers:
Access instructions can be stored in your account
Pet behavior notes can be added to avoid future disruptions
We recommend securing pets during your regular time window
This reduces repeated access issues.
We avoid:
disturbing animals in fenced areas
opening gates if pets are present
entering yards with aggressive dogs
operating loud equipment near loose pets
These practices help prevent escapes or injuries.
“Do I need to be home?”
No, as long as pets are secured and access is clear.
“What if my dog is friendly?”
Even friendly dogs can be unpredictable around equipment. Pets should still be secured.
“Will I be charged if my pet prevented access?”
A no-access fee may apply unless covered by an exception.