Pet waste stations

Pet waste station sales, installation & recurring service

Purchase your pet-waste station through The Scoop Lab and receive professional installation at no additional labor charge when you enroll in recurring station service.

How the offer works

Clear terms, no fine print

We want the offer to be understood exactly as it is — here's precisely what's included and what the property pays for.

The property buys the station

The property pays for the actual pet-waste station and any necessary materials required for the install.

Installation labor is free

Installation labor is free when the property agrees to recurring servicing by The Scoop Lab. No separate labor charge.

We service it on schedule

Recurring station service keeps stations stocked, clean, and functional so residents actually use them.

“Purchase your pet-waste station through The Scoop Lab and receive professional installation at no additional labor charge when you enroll in recurring station service.”

Recurring station service

What recurring service can include

We build the scope around your property. Most communities include all of the following.

  • Waste removal from stations and surrounding area
  • Liner replacement
  • Bag replenishment
  • Station cleaning
  • Routine station checks for damage or missing hardware

Commercial and community pricing is customized according to the number of stations, property size, and service frequency. We don't publish residential pricing for property accounts.

Request Station Service

Ask about stations for your property

Tell us how many stations you need or already have, and we'll put together pricing.

We follow up by text or email — include at least one so we can reach you.

Prefer to talk? Call or text (252) 999-9895.

Stations installed, stocked, and serviced

Buy the station through us, enroll in recurring service, and installation labor is on us.

Get quoted and scheduled by text. No phone calls unless requested. No contracts. Cancel anytime.

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