Waterfowl Waste Mitigation & Grounds Hygiene

Waterfowl — including Canada Geese — create persistent sanitation, mobility, and slip/fall hazards across long‑term care environments, state facilities, and public campuses. Robert Earl, LLC delivers a structured mitigation and grounds‑hygiene service that ensures waste is removed consistently, walkways are cleaned and sanitized, and exterior mobility routes remain safe and accessible for residents, staff, and visitors.

Service Delivery Model

All waterfowl waste‑removal and grounds‑hygiene activities are performed under a controlled, SDVOSB‑directed service model that incorporates EPA‑aligned outdoor waste‑handling and environmental sanitation practices. Robert Earl, LLC establishes service requirements, directs field activities, and verifies each mitigation cycle to ensure work is completed consistently, documented thoroughly, and aligned with facility safety expectations.

Our service framework includes the clearing, cleaning, and sanitizing of walkways, sidewalks, entrances, mobility routes, and pond‑edge accumulation zones impacted by waterfowl waste. These areas receive structured hard‑surface and shoreline‑adjacent sanitation methods to reduce slip/fall hazards, prevent contamination transfer, and maintain safe exterior environments appropriate for long‑term care and state‑facility operations. 

Each service cycle is managed and validated to maintain accountability, reduce sanitation hazards, and support safe, hygienic grounds throughout the facility.

Service Components

Robert Earl, LLC provides a structured, accountable mitigation service that includes:

• Defining service requirements and expectations

• Directing service schedules and priorities

• Verifying completed mitigation activities

• Reviewing photo evidence and timestamped documentation

• Monitoring seasonal patterns and adjusting service levels

• Identifying hazards and escalating issues

• Maintaining communication with facility leadership

• Providing structured reporting and contract administration

This model ensures consistent performance, full documentation, and reliable service delivery.

Operational Focus

While the service covers all waterfowl waste, our operational emphasis is on Canada Geese, which produce the highest waste volume and greatest impact on walkway cleanliness, resident and staff mobility, slip/fall risk, entrance and high‑traffic area sanitation, pond‑edge accumulation zones, and overall environmental and aesthetic conditions. This focus allows us to prioritize the areas most affected by daily accumulation and high‑traffic movement. 

Oversight, Verification & Quality Assurance

Robert Earl, LLC maintains full accountability for service performance through:

• Verification of completed mitigation activities

• Timestamped documentation and photo evidence

• Reporting aligned with facility expectations

• Issue escalation and corrective‑action tracking

• Seasonal adjustments based on migration and activity patterns

• Clear communication with administrators and facility staff

This ensures predictable, reliable, and transparent service delivery.

Pricing

All pricing for waterfowl waste mitigation and grounds hygiene is site‑specific and determined by the unique conditions of each facility, including affected areas, waste accumulation patterns, mobility‑route impact, and service frequency requirements. Each service proposal is developed independently to ensure alignment with operational needs and budget expectations.

Why This Service Matters

Waterfowl waste—especially high‑volume Canada Goose waste—creates daily operational, safety, and sanitation challenges across long‑term care environments, state facilities, and public campuses. Accumulation affects walkways, entrances, mobility routes, pond‑edge areas, and other exterior grounds used by residents, staff, and visitors.

Managed mitigation and structured grounds hygiene ensure these areas remain clean, safe, and accessible by reducing slip/fall hazards, limiting contamination transfer, improving the daily experience for residents and staff, and providing predictable, documented service performance aligned with facility safety expectations.

Request an Assessment

Facilities may request:

• A remote review of site conditions

• A photo‑documentation assessment

• A formal service proposal tailored to seasonal patterns and volume

• A scheduled or on‑call mitigation plan

Contact: Click the "Submit Service Request" button above or email robertearl@robertearl-llc.com and establish initial communication 

Service Category: Facility Support Services 

NAICS Code 561210 , 

Ohio Agencies OAKS ID 0000348275-1

UNSPSC:

72100000 - Building and facility maintenance and repair services

72150000 - Specialized trade construction and maintenance service

77000000 - Environmental Services

80100000 - Management advisory services

80160000 - Business administration services

Service Availability

At this time, waterfowl waste mitigation and grounds‑hygiene services are provided within the Northern Ohio region, including long‑term care environments, state facilities, and public sites throughout the surrounding counties. Additional service areas may be supported based on volume, scheduling, and facility requirements.