You work hard all week. When Friday afternoon finally rolls around, your mind is probably racing with possibilities: a hike at Canemah Bluff, a family BBQ, or maybe just a quiet morning with a cup of coffee on the patio. But then you look out the window. You see it. The "landmines" scattered across your lawn. Suddenly, your Saturday morning isn't about relaxation; it’s about the bucket, the scooper, and a chore that nobody, literally nobody: enjoys. At Evergreen Pet Cleanup,

You’ve done it. You spent your Saturday morning with a plastic bag or a rake, scanning every inch of your grass. You’re certain you got it all. But then, the afternoon sun hits the yard, a light breeze kicks up, and there it is: that unmistakable, lingering odor. It’s frustrating, right? You put in the work, but your backyard still doesn’t feel like the fresh, inviting oasis you want for your family. If you’ve ever wondered why your yard still smells even after a thorough cle

Let’s be honest for a second: you didn’t move to Oregon City to spend your Saturday mornings dodging landmines in your own backyard. Whether you’re raising kids near McLoughlin Boulevard or enjoying the quiet hills overlooking the Willamette, your yard should be a sanctuary, not a chore list. But if you own a dog (or two, or three!), you know the struggle. You want to play fetch, host a BBQ, or let the kids run wild, but there’s always that nagging thought: Did I miss a spot?

Spring has officially arrived in Oregon City! While we’re all enjoying the sight of the cherry blossoms and the first few peeks of warm sunshine, there’s one thing every dog owner knows is lurking beneath the surface of our thawing lawns: a winter’s worth of "surprises." After months of rain, mud, and gray skies, your backyard probably isn’t the pristine oasis you want it to be. But with summer BBQs and barefoot weather just around the corner, now is the perfect time to recla