One Time Yard Cleanup in New Braunfels, TX

Start with where the yard is

A one time cleanup is priced and planned around volume, not acreage, but where you live in this market shapes what we find when we walk in the gate. The stretch we cover runs from Canyon Lake down through New Braunfels and out along both directions of the corridor, and no two ends of it look alike.

New Braunfels, 78130 and 78132. The older grid near downtown is small lots, mature pecans and live oaks, deep shade and fences that back onto neighbors. Shade is the wrinkle here: waste stays soft longer and hides better under leaf litter, so these yards take a slower pass than their square footage suggests. West of town in 78132, toward Highway 46 and the FM 306 side, lots open up to a third of an acre and more, with caliche close to the surface and less turf to work through.

Canyon Lake, 78133. Rural and semi rural, acre parcels, cedar and brush along the property line, and often no fence at all. Dogs range wider, which means the search area is larger even when the volume is not. We work these on a defined perimeter rather than pretending an unfenced acre is a yard.

The I-35 corridor south: Cibolo 78108, Universal City 78148, Schertz, Selma, Live Oak, Garden Ridge 78266. This is dense suburban HOA country. Small fenced back yards, Bermuda and St. Augustine, uniform floor plans, and neighbors close enough that an accumulated yard becomes everybody's business. Volume in these yards is concentrated into a small area, which makes a one time cleanup fast and makes the before and after obvious.

East toward Seguin and Santa Clara. Mixed ground, older homes on generous lots, some acreage, heavier clay that holds water after a storm. These yards reward a cleanup right after a dry stretch rather than the day after rain.

North toward San Marcos, 78666, and Kyle. Fast growing subdivisions with tight new construction yards, plus a large rental population near campus. Small yards, high turnover, and a lot of August and May deadlines.

We also serve 78123, 78124 and 78233 on the same routes.

What a one time cleanup covers

One visit, whole yard, everything leaves with us. We walk the full fenced area or the agreed perimeter in a pattern, clear what is there down to ground level, bag it, and haul it off rather than filling your bin. If the yard has been neglected long enough that waste has broken down into the turf, we will tell you honestly what can and cannot be recovered instead of implying we can undo months in an afternoon.

You do not need to be home. Gates get latched, equipment is sanitized between properties, and we let you know if we run into something that changes the job, like a locked gate or a dog that is out and not expecting company.

There is no obligation attached to a one time cleanup. It is a single job with a single price, and plenty of people book one, take the yard back, and handle it themselves from there. That is a fine outcome. The point of a poop removal service in New Braunfels is to get you past the part that feels impossible, which is the backlog, not the upkeep.

When people book one

• Move out and move in. Especially in San Marcos and Kyle, where leases turn over in bulk and a deposit can hinge on the state of the back yard
• Listing a house. A yard that photographs well still shows badly during a walkthrough
• After a long stretch away, a hospital run, a busy season at work, or a summer where nobody wanted to be outside at 4pm
• Before a party or family visit, which in this part of Texas usually means spring and fall
• A new dog, or a dog that just stopped being a puppy, and the yard has not caught up
• A trial run for people who want to see the difference before committing to a weekly dog poop service in New Braunfels

Seasonal notes for this market

Summer is the hardest season for a neglected yard and the best argument for getting it reset. Heat and humidity from May through October drive the odor and the fly pressure, and both drop off noticeably within a day of a full cleanup.

Spring is the busiest window. Hill Country rain softens what accumulated over the mild winter, and the first warm weekend is when most people finally look at the yard. Book a week or two ahead in March and April.

Fall is the easiest and most pleasant time to reset a yard, and in the shaded older New Braunfels lots it pays to go before leaf drop rather than after.

Winter here does not stop anything. Freezes are short, the dogs stay outside, and January and February are genuinely good months for a cleanup because the yard is not competing with anything else.

What it costs

One time cleanups in this market start at $35. There is a first or one time cleanup fee of $45, plus $20 for each additional five gallon bucket we remove beyond the first, which is how a yard with real accumulation gets priced fairly against a yard that just needs a tidy. Those are starting points and the honest range depends on volume, so the free quote form is the fastest way to get a real number for your address.

If you decide afterward that you would rather not do this again, ongoing pet waste removal in New Braunfels starts at $46 a month biweekly for one dog and $54 a month weekly, and the cleanup you already paid for is the starting line.

Book the cleanup

Tell us the town, the rough size of the yard, how many dogs and roughly how long it has been. Request a free quote or call 830-282-0777 weekdays between 9am and 6pm. If you have a hard date, a move out or a party, say so when you book so we can put you on the right day rather than the next open one.