About DoodyCalls® of the Lowcountry

Professional Pet Waste Cleanup Across the Lowcountry

At DoodyCalls® of the Lowcountry, our mission goes beyond removing pet waste. We are committed to helping Lowcountry communities stay safe, sanitary, and enjoyable. Our team of trained technicians brings years of experience to every property, whether it's a private yard, a community park, or a commercial property in Beaufort, Savannah, or Jasper County.

We treat pet waste removal as a craft. Every yard is walked twice for complete coverage, all equipment is sanitized between stops, and gates are always secured. These steps ensure residents, visitors, and pets can safely enjoy outdoor spaces.

Want to speak with our team? Contact us online or call (843) 823-7940 for a free consultation and personalized service estimate.

Serving Homes, Parks, & Communities

Our services extend beyond private backyards to municipal spaces and public areas throughout the Lowcountry. We partner with HOAs, municipalities, and property managers to create cleaner, healthier communities.

Our pet waste services include:

Common area cleanup. We can remove pet waste from sidewalks, greenbelts, playgrounds, and shared lawns to keep residential neighborhoods safe and clean.
Parks & trails maintenance. From waterfront parks in Savannah to nature trails in Beaufort County, we can help public areas remain sanitary and enjoyable. We carefully collect droppings from walking trails, coastal beaches, and community parks to protect water quality and public health.
Pet waste stations. We can install and maintain convenient stations stocked with bags and bins for communities, making it easy for residents to comply with local pet ordinances.
Customized waste management plans. Each property has unique needs, and we work with community managers to develop a plan tailored to each location and schedule.

By providing customer-oriented services, we help communities comply with local regulations while keeping outdoor spaces clean and safe.

Lowcountry Pet Waste Regulations

Pet owners across the Lowcountry must comply with local ordinances and laws requiring pet owners to properly clean waste from public areas, sidewalks, and parks to keep greenways sanitary. These rules protect public health, preserve waterways, and maintain safe, enjoyable shared spaces.

Pet Waste Programs & Ordinances in Savannah, GA

Savannah’s Code of Ordinances requires pet owners to promptly remove and properly dispose of pet waste on any public or private property within city limits. The ordinance is designed to reduce harmful bacteria entering local marshes, rivers, and storm drains—an especially important effort in a coastal environment where runoff can directly impact the Savannah River, tidal creeks, and nearby beaches.

To support this, the City of Savannah promotes responsible pet ownership through public education campaigns, park signage, and pet-friendly infrastructure. Many city parks and greenways are equipped with waste bag dispensers and disposal bins, helping reduce contamination in high-use recreation areas such as Daffin Park, Forsyth Park, and the Truman Linear Park Trail.

Our team partners with these community efforts by offering tailored pet waste management solutions for private properties, HOAs, and commercial sites. While the City’s resources keep heavily trafficked public spaces clean, our custom pet waste stations ensure residential neighborhoods, apartment complexes, trails, and other privately managed common areas stay sanitary throughout the year. This helps property owners maintain compliance with Savannah’s ordinance while supporting cleaner waterways and a healthier coastal ecosystem.

Pet Waste Laws in Beaufort County

While Beaufort County does not have as detailed a municipal code for public parks, pet owners are responsible for removing waste from both private and public property. As a part of the ACE Basin and coastal waterways, uncollected pet waste contributes to bacterial contamination, making proactive cleanup and proper disposal critical.

It is against the law to leave pet waste on the ground where it can enter storm drains, ditches, or streams. Pet owners are responsible for properly disposing of all waste on private and public property to prevent environmental contamination. This includes waste left on curbs, lawns, parks, and other public areas, as heavy rain can carry it into local waterways.

Pet Waste Laws in Jasper County

Jasper County does not have a formal, county-wide ordinance specifically for pet waste in public areas. Nevertheless, pet owners are legally responsible for controlling animals and preventing nuisances on private property.

Homeowners and property managers are strongly encouraged to implement ongoing waste removal practices, especially in communal, high-traffic areas. Many local HOAs also enforce cleanup requirements in shared areas. Non-compliance may trigger fines or other community enforcement.

Local Knowledge & Experience Makes a Difference

The Lowcountry has a unique geography, from the tidal creeks and marshes to the coastal islands near Beaufort and the inland trails of Jasper County. Pet waste can carry harmful bacteria and parasites that wash into marshes, tidal creeks, and rivers, increasing the risk of algae blooms, decreased oxygen in the water, and harm to local ecosystems.

Our team understands the environmental challenges associated with pet waste management throughout our local communities and ecosystems. By stressing the importance of local pet waste laws and taking a proactive effort to mitigate pet waste, we go above and beyond help protect the environment and public health across the Lowcountry.

Reclaim Your Outdoor Spaces in the Lowcountry

From historic Savannah neighborhoods to beachfront communities in Beaufort and family-friendly developments in Jasper County, our goal is to make outdoor spaces safe, clean, and inviting.

When you work with DoodyCalls® of the Lowcountry, you can expect:

Thorough inspections. We double-check yards, gates, and common areas to ensure no waste is missed.
Year-round service. Pet waste doesn’t take a vacation, and neither do we, regardless of Lowcountry weather.
Professional uniforms & vehicles. Technicians arrive clearly marked and ready to work.
Sanitized equipment between stops. Each property receives fresh, cleaned tools to prevent cross-contamination.

Ready to clean your yard? Let us develop a plan that fits your property’s size, layout, and usage today.

Reach out online or call (843) 823-7940 to schedule a free consultation and start enjoying cleaner, healthier outdoor spaces in the Lowcountry.