Dog Waste Removal in Brick, NJ

Brick Township covers more than 26 square miles wrapped around the water — the Metedeconk River along the north, Barnegat Bay to the east, and the Manasquan River brushing the southern corner. That shoreline is the whole character of the town. Lagoon-front blocks in Baywood, Cherry Quay, and Shore Acres put a boat dock a few steps from the back door, while the Brick Township Reservoir and the wooded stretches around Herbertsville keep the inland half green. We route Brick tightly so the bay-side streets and the inland neighborhoods both land on the same fixed weekly day.

Brick is an outdoor town. Windward Beach Park draws SummerFest crowds to the Metedeconk, Traders Cove Marina opens onto Barnegat Bay, and the reservoir’s walking loop is a daily ritual for half the township. All of that foot traffic means dogs, and dogs mean yards that fill up fast between mowings. A clean yard is also a better staging point for the boat, the grandkids, or a Saturday cookout — which is most of what summer is for around here.

There is a real environmental reason to stay on top of it, too. Brick’s storm drains and lagoon canals empty straight into Barnegat Bay and the Metedeconk — a watershed the Barnegat Bay Partnership and the Brick Township MUA have spent millions of dollars trying to shield from nutrient and bacteria pollution. On a canal lot there is no buffer at all: waste left on the grass is one hard rain away from the water. Picking it up at the source every week is one of the simplest things a Brick homeowner can do for the bay, and it is exactly what our crews handle.