Dog Waste Removal in Lacey Township, NJ

Lacey Township runs from the heart of the Pine Barrens on the west all the way to Barnegat Bay on the east, and the two halves could not be more different. Forked River and Lanoka Harbor hold the bay side, where lagoon streets off Lacey Road and Bay Way put boat docks in the backyard and the Forked River State Marina launches the fishing fleet. Inland, Bamber Lake and the wooded lots toward the Pinelands run to bigger, tree-lined properties. One crew covers both — a tight canal lot one stop, a wooded acre the next.

That split is also a tale of two yard problems. On the bay side, lagoon lots drain straight to Oyster Creek, the Forked River, and Barnegat Bay with no buffer — waste left out is one rain from the water, and the bay’s shellfish beds and surrounding marshes are sensitive to the bacteria. On the Pinelands side, near Double Trouble State Park and the wooded edges, the same waste at a yard’s tree line holds moisture and draws the rodents that carry ticks. Either way, weekly removal is the fix.

Lacey is a year-round shore town with a strong seasonal and 55+ component, and a lot of residents who would rather be out on the bay than policing the backyard. We run the route through every season — reset cleanups before summer homeowners arrive, quiet weekly visits for full-timers, and shared common areas for HOAs and age-restricted communities — so the yard is ready whenever you are.