Every November, half the dog owners along the Wasatch Front make the same silent deal: snow's coming, nature will handle it. Then March arrives, the snow retreats, and the yard reveals four months of perfectly preserved evidence all at once. We call it the Spring Reveal, and it's the worst yard day of the year.
Cold doesn't decompose waste — it preserves it. Freeze-thaw cycles break it down structurally (worse to clean) while parasitic eggs sit tight, fully viable, waiting for the melt to wash everything into the soil your kids and dogs will use all summer. Snow just hides the problem and compounds the interest.
Dogs go year-round, so we do too. On snow weeks we work what's findable; if a storm buries the yard or conditions turn unsafe, we may shift that visit and catch everything as it melts — it's in our weather policy, in plain English. What you never get is the Spring Reveal, because there's never four months of backlog.
The best time to start year-round service is before the first snow locks in the backlog. The second-best time is today.
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