- Most weekly yard cleanups run a predictable flat weekly rate
- Price depends on visit frequency, number of dogs, and yard size
- One-time initial cleanups are priced separately from regular service
It is the first question almost everyone asks, and it is a fair one. The good news is that professional dog waste removal is more affordable than most people expect, and the pricing is simple once you know the few things that move it.
What you are actually paying for
A scooping service is priced around how often someone comes out and how much ground they cover. A weekly visit to a typical yard with one or two dogs sits at a modest flat rate per week. You are paying for consistency, the right tools, sanitary disposal, and never having to think about it again.
What changes the price
Three things move the number: how often you want visits, how many dogs you have, and the size of the area to cover. More dogs and larger yards mean more to clean, and weekly service costs a little more per month than biweekly. If the yard has not been cleaned in a while, a one-time initial cleanup is usually quoted on its own before regular visits begin.
The simplest way to get a real number for your yard is a quick quote. Tell us your plan, your dogs, and your zip code, and you will have an exact price in about a minute.
Keep reading
What's the Best Way to Clean Up Dog Poop in Your Yard?
The fastest, most sanitary way to keep your yard clean, whether you are doing it yourself or handing it off. A simple routine that
Read the storyIs a Pooper Scooper Service Worth It?
A pooper scooper service costs money you could save by doing it yourself. Here is an honest look at when it is worth every penny a
Read the storyCan I Pay Someone to Pick Up My Dog's Poop?
Yes, you can hire a professional to handle dog waste for you. Here is how it works, what to expect, and how to get started in Chic
Read the story