Big B

Big B's Pet Waste Control and Yard Services
Big B's is Timmins and area trusted leader in pet waste removal services for homeowners and communities. Pet waste and Yards Services is our job, and we take our job very seriously—with all our services 100% guaranteed. Our friendly, professional technicians pick up where your dog left off, so you don't have to. We're guessing you have much better things to do with your time!

Services That We Offer In Timmins & Area
Pet Waste Control ( Bucket Service ) Pet Waste Control ( Complete Care ) Pet Walking Lawn Services ( Cutting, Trimming and Raking) Snow Clearing Services Snow Removal Services (Snow banks) Emergency Snow Removal Service Spring Pet Waste Clean Up Service Spring Yard Clean Up Services Mosquito Repelent Service Rollover Program is free and effective on all pre- payments !!

Why People Use Our Pet Waste Removal Services
Pet waste is "NOT" to be placed at curbside for garbage collection. Uncollected waste is a significant contributor to water polution. Collection of pet waste is one of the most quarelled about topics in families Many people have physical difficulties and are unable to collect and disposed of the waste themselves. Repungent factor Not collecting and removing pet waste properly tracks excrement in your home. Causes weed to flurish and stops other plants from growing. Pet waste carries an estimated 23 million fecal coliform bacteria that cause cramps, diarrhea, intestinal illnesses and serious kidney disorders in humans. Pet waste are also carriers of: Heartworms Parvo Whipworms Corona Hookworms Giardiasis Roundworms Salmonellosis Tapeworms Cryptosporidiosis Campylobacteriosis Some of these can be transfered to humans.

Did you know?
	Many people believe that Pet Waste is a great fertilizer for the yard, unfortunatly It is actually toxic to your lawn, causing burns and unsightly discoloring.
	It is estimated that one single gram of dog waste contains 23 million fecal coliform bacteria.
	The eggs from roundworms, Toxocara Canis, are deposited with the feaces and embryonate (becoming infectious) 2-3 weeks later. They can be viable for up to 10 years in the soil and are resistant to disinfectants and to the frost.
	It is estimated that 20-30% of stream pollution is caused by the toxins from dog waste being washed in to the water system.
	5.9 million dogs residing in Canada.
	Lowering cholesterol, less bone loss, and decreasing blood pressure are among the physical and medical health benefits of owning a pet.