Weekly, twice-weekly and every-other-week dog waste removal. Same soldier every visit, every surface cleared, waste hauled away and the gate photographed — from 47 locations across 22 states. First clean-up free, and no contract, ever.
/residential and
/pet-waste-removal, not a new page. Scoop has both already. Between them they draw
52 organic visits a month, on the brand term “scoop soldiers cost”. Neither carries a
canonical tag, and the only structured data on either is FAQPage.pooper scooper service is 2,900 searches a month
and its near-me variant another 1,500 — 4,400 a month in one phrase family, and a
bigger cluster than the commercial term. /pooper-scooper-service returns 404 on the site
today, so there is no redirect debt. Difficulty 30 is real work, but it is reachable for a brand with
2,988 reviews and 47 locations — and nothing currently competes for it from this domain.Four things happen every visit, whether you are home or not.
City or ZIP, and how many dogs. A published price in under a minute — no phone call, no in-home sales visit.
The technician who learns your yard keeps it. You get a text before they arrive so the dogs can come inside.
Grass, gravel, decomposed granite and artificial turf. Corners, fence lines and under the bushes — not a pass across the middle.
The photo lands in your inbox before the crew leaves the curb. It is why customers stop checking.
Published, not quoted. Every plan covers up to four dogs. No contracts, no pre-payment, cancel any time.
dog poop removal service deliberately — 1,400 searches a month at difficulty 1,
the easiest meaningful term in the whole category. It does not need its own page; it needs a heading and a
section, which is what it has.Weekly, twice-weekly and every-other-week, priced above. Up to four dogs, every surface, waste hauled away.
HOAs, apartment communities, dog parks and property managers. Scheduled routes billed by property, not by visit.
Pet waste stations installed, signed, restocked and serviced — the usual entry point for a property manager.
47 locations across 22 states, rated 4.89★ from 2,988 reviews. Coverage is checked by address, so a local crew quotes and services your yard.
The six things people ask before they book.
Twice weekly is $19.99 per visit, weekly is $22.99, and every other week is $29.99 — all covering up to four dogs. Prices are published rather than quoted, so there is no phone call and no in-home estimate, and the first clean-up is free.
Weekly suits most one- and two-dog households. Three or more dogs, or a smaller yard, usually justifies twice weekly. Climate matters more than people expect — the interval that works in Seattle does not work in Phoenix.
No. Most customers never meet their technician. You leave the gate accessible; everything else is handled and confirmed by photo.
A full sweep of every surface — grass, gravel, decomposed granite and artificial turf — with the waste bagged and taken off your property rather than left in your bin.
No contract, no pre-payment, and no cancellation call. Service can be paused or stopped at any time.
Tell us and the technician comes back and re-does it at no charge. That is the guarantee, and it is why the network averages 4.89 stars across 2,988 reviews.
A full clear on us before you pay anything. No card required.
No commitments, no pre-payments. Stop any time without a phone call.
A picture of your latched gate, emailed after every single visit.
If we fall short, tell us and we come back and fix it free.
No contract, no pre-payment, and you can stop any time without a phone call.