Let us handle the common areas.
Pine & Paw Yard Cleaning works directly with St. Paul associations and community managers to keep shared green space, walking trails, and waste stations clean — as a paid amenity, a resident discount program, or both.
Pick the model that fits your community.
Many associations run both at once — common areas covered by the board, individual yards discounted for residents.
Community-paid service
We service shared green space, walking trails, dog parks, and waste stations — billed directly to the association, like landscaping. No resident involvement needed.
- Billed monthly, fits your budget cycle
- Waste station bin emptying & bag restocking
- 60–90 day minimum, no long-term lock-in
Resident discount program
We become your preferred vendor and offer residents 10–20% off standard pricing for their own yards — promoted through your newsletter or board communications.
- Zero cost to the association
- Reduces resident complaints about neighbors' yards
- Especially popular in 55+ communities
Less to manage. Fewer complaints.
Property value & curb appeal
Clean common areas protect what makes your community marketable — first impressions matter for prospective buyers and renters alike.
Liability reduction
Unmanaged waste in shared space is a sanitation and slip/fall risk. We take that off the association's plate.
Zero management burden
No more maintenance staff time spent restocking bag dispensers or fielding resident complaints about neighbors.
Transparent, itemized rates.
Every quote is broken into line items so your board can approve exactly what fits the budget.
| Service | Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Common area / grounds cleaning | $60–100/hr | Billed by time on-site, not per visit |
| Per waste station maintenance | $50–150/mo | Empty bin, replace liner, restock bags |
| Bundled grounds + station service | Custom quote | Discounted vs. booking separately |
| Resident discount program | 10–20% off | No cost to the association |
Tell us about your community.
We'll follow up with an itemized proposal your board can review — usually within a couple of days.