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Service Agreement
Service Provider
Customer
Property Access Instructions
Gate code or lock combination
Additional access notes
Pet Information
Number of dogs
Breed(s)
Dog behavior notes
Dogs inside during service?
Service Scope
Service areas included
Service areas excluded
Waste disposal method
Frequency and Schedule
Service frequency
Day of week
Expected arrival window
Gate access instructions
Pricing and Billing
Monthly rate
Billing date
Payment method
Late fee
Returned payment fee
Policies
Skip and bad weather policy
Gate and pet access policy
Cancellation terms
Signatures
Service Provider
Name
Title
Signature
Date
Customer
Name
Signature
Date
What this pet waste service contract includes
A complete agreement sets expectations on both sides, protects the technician from liability disputes, and gives the customer a clear record of what they signed up for.
- Customer and property details. The customer's name, service address, best phone and email, and the access instructions for the yard (gate code, dog behavior notes, lock combination if applicable)
- Pet information. The number of dogs, breed, any aggressive or unpredictable behavior notes, and whether the dogs are kept inside or outside during service
- Service scope, which areas of the property are included in the service (backyard, front yard, side runs, dog run, patio), which are excluded, and whether waste is bagged and left at the curb or carried off the property
- Frequency and schedule. How often service is provided (weekly, twice-weekly, biweekly), the day of the week scheduled, and the expected arrival window
- Pricing and billing. The monthly rate, the billing date, the accepted payment methods, and any late fee or returned payment fee
- Skip and bad weather policy. Whether a visit is rescheduled, credited, or skipped if weather prevents service, and what happens if the technician cannot access the yard on a scheduled visit
- Gate and pet policy. What the technician does if the gate is locked or a dog is in the yard unattended (skip and notify vs. attempt service), and the customer's responsibility to keep the gate accessible
- Cancellation terms. The notice period required to cancel (typically 3 to 7 days before next scheduled visit), and whether a pro-rated refund applies for prepaid months
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Pet waste service contract FAQ
What should a pet waste service contract include?
The contract should cover the customer and property details, pet information (number and behavior), the service scope (which areas, what frequency, whether waste is removed or left), the monthly rate and billing terms, the skip and bad weather policy, the gate and pet access policy, and the cancellation notice required.
Is this contract template really free?
Yes, the pet waste service contract template is free with no signup, no credit card, and nothing saved to a server, so the customer and service details stay on the device.
How much notice is required to cancel pet waste service?
Most pet waste removal contracts require 3 to 7 days written notice before the next scheduled visit. Cancellations made with less notice typically forfeit the current billing cycle. The exact term is set in the service agreement and should be communicated clearly at signup.