FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What Customers are asking
Our professional technicians thoroughly inspect your yard and remove all pet waste. We dispose of the waste in sealed bags and sanitize our equipment between properties. We also perform a final inspection to ensure nothing was missed.
We offer weekly, twice-weekly, twice-monthy and monthly service plans to suit your needs. One-time cleanup services are also available for special situations or first-time customers.
No, as long as our technicians can safely access your yard, you don’t need to be present. We’ll send you a confirmation message when the service is completed.
We service NE & SE Portland, Gresham, Troutdale, Wood Village, Fairview, Corbett, Sandy, Damascus, and Happy Valley.
We accept all major credit cards, ACH bank transfers, and digital payments through our secure online portal. Payment is processed automatically according to your service schedule.
Our technicians use commercial-grade disinfectants on all equipment between properties. We wear fresh gloves for each service and follow strict protocols to prevent cross-contamination.
Yes! Our sanitizer that we use for equipment between yards is also a natural deodorizer that can be used for full yard applications.
We provide service rain or shine. However, in cases of severe weather that could compromise safety (lightning, severe storms, etc.), we’ll reschedule for the next available day and notify you promptly.
Most dog poop removal services range from $20-$30 weekly for recurring services. Variables to determine exact pricing include the total number of dogs you own, and how often you’d like you rad cleaned up.
1. Call or text for pricing, or click the INSTANT QUOTE button on our website
No contract is required. We operate on a month-to-month basis, and you can modify or cancel service with 7 days’ notice.
Yes, we offer commercial pooper scooper services for:
Apartment complexes
HOA common areas
Dog parks
Pet-friendly businesses
We can scoop common areas, manage pet waste stations, and sanitize/deodorize areas where dog waste has been.
