Free Deodorizer and Sanitizer in El Paso, TX
A fresher backyard, on us.
New to GP Scoops? Ask about a free deodorizer and sanitizer treatment when you start your quote here. We will explain how it works and who it applies to. No price is set until we talk.
A few quick questions about your yard.
Your price is confirmed after we discuss your yard.
Instant quoteHow the free treatment works
Sanitizer first, then a deodorizer or a fly option
Ask about it when you request a quote. Which option fits depends on your yard and what you ask for.
Pickup comes first
Treatment is meant for a yard that has just been picked up, so it goes with a scooping visit.
A sanitizer
The free treatment starts with a sanitizer on the areas your dogs use. We will tell you which product we use before we apply it.
Then a deodorizer or a fly option
An enzyme deodorizer for odor, or a fly option where flies are the bigger complaint. Ask whether the fly option is available for your yard.
Before a treatment
What to know before anything goes on the yard
Getting the yard ready for a treatment
Because sanitizers are registered as pesticides, pesticide safety advice applies to them. The National Pesticide Information Center at Oregon State University suggests a simple routine for anything applied where pets live: bring the pets in first, pick up toys, chew bones, food bowls and bedding, follow the label, and keep the animals away until the treated area is completely dry. The label may ask for longer. Ask how long the specific product needs before your dogs go back out, and plan the visit around it.
What the words on a label mean
Deodorizer, sanitizer and disinfectant are not interchangeable words. A deodorizer is aimed at smell. Under EPA rules, a product that claims to sanitize or disinfect a surface is registered as an antimicrobial pesticide. Sanitizing is aimed at bacteria and is not meant to kill viruses. Disinfecting covers both and has to clear stricter testing, and many products are registered as both. A product that only cleans or deodorizes, with no claim to kill germs, is not one the EPA registers this way. When you ask which product would be used, its label shows whether it claims to deodorize, sanitize or disinfect.
More on odor, sanitizing and turf: Deodorizing & Sanitizing.
Offer FAQ
Questions about the free treatment and quotes.
If your question isn't on the list, give us a call.
Is there a free deodorizer and sanitizer treatment?
GP Scoops is offering a free deodorizer and sanitizer treatment. Ask about it when you request a quote, and we will explain how it works and who it applies to.
How do I get a price?
Send the short quote form or call. Price depends on details like how many dogs you have, your yard, and how often you want service, and GP Scoops goes over it with you before any service starts.
What schedules can I choose?
The quote form lets you say what you have in mind: weekly, every other week, twice a week, a one-time cleanup, or not sure yet. We talk through the options when we follow up.
What happens after I send the form?
Your request is saved so GP Scoops can follow up. You are asking GP Scoops to contact you at the number you gave, to confirm your yard, your dogs and the price.
Who owns GP Scoops?
GP Scoops is locally owned by Sam, who spent 14 years as a teacher before starting the business.
What services do you offer?
Residential poop scooping, deodorizing and sanitizing, turf cleaning, and waste station installation and service. Ask about commercial poop scooping and fly and wasp options available for your property.
Rather talk it through?
Call and ask about the free treatment, your yard or your schedule.