Weekly, twice-weekly and bi-weekly. Same soldier every visit, gate checked and photographed, waste hauled away. First scoop free — and no contract, ever.
Dog poop is not fertilizer. Left alone in Valley heat it attracts pests, burns your turf and carries bacteria your dog then walks back inside. We clear it — every pile, every corner, gravel and decomposed granite included — and we take it with us.
Tell us your city and how many dogs. Quote in under a minute — no phone call, no sales visit.
Same soldier, same day every week. You get a text before we arrive so the dogs can come inside.
Gate latched and photographed. The picture lands in your inbox before we leave the curb.
Published, not quoted. Covers up to four dogs. No contracts, no pre-payment, cancel any time.
Your local owner, and the four technicians customers name most often in their own reviews. Twenty-six are named in total — and every quote below is real.
“[Owner] has run the Phoenix territory since [year], living in the East Valley and serving everywhere from Surprise to Queen Creek. Twenty-six technicians work these yards six days a week — and Phoenix customers have left 513 reviews at 4.91★ saying so. Almost every one of them gets a reply, personally.”
“Brian with Scoop Soldiers is always friendly with our dogs, fast and super efficient. The yard always looks great when he leaves.”
— Aisha, Phoenix“I have 3 dogs and Scoop Soldiers is AMAZING! Zach does a wonderful job every week! I would highly recommend them!”
— Yolanda Robinson, Phoenix“This company is fantastic and Anthony is always great and does a very good job!”
— Jacob Crowell, Phoenix“First visit. Cody was awesome! Dogs loved him. Even threw a few balls for the dogs to chase.”
— Sheryl Good, PhoenixCounts are real, mined from this location’s own review text. We show five-star mention counts rather than a per-technician average on purpose: customers name the technician when they are pleased and blame “the company” when they are not, so every mined average lands at exactly 5.00 — which carries no information and reads as manufactured. A count is honest, it varies, and one bad week cannot drag a crew member’s number down in public.
Every review answered, personally — all 513 of them. Three shown here.
Gabe is a great guy!! My Father and my wife love him. He is very professional and polite. I will continue using Scoop Soldiers because of him.
Thank you, Jason! We really appreciate your kind words. We're so glad to hear Gabe has made such a positive impression on your family.
Scoop Soldiers has been amazing! They are great with communication and I never have to worry about my gate being left open when they are done!
Thank you, Hallie! We really appreciate your kind words and recommendation. We’re so glad to hear you’ve had such a great experience with our team and that our communication and gate photo confirmations give you peace of mind. Thank you for trusting Scoop Soldiers to keep your yard clean and your pups safe!
Julian is the absolute best. He is quick to note if my dog's poop looks abnormal and lets me know so that I can be vigilant with my dog's health.
Thank you, Virginia! We really appreciate your kind words. We’re so glad to hear Julian goes above and beyond by looking out for your dogs’ well-being and keeping you informed if he notices anything unusual. That level of care is something we’re truly proud of. We’ll be sure to pass your compliments along to Julian.
Read all 513 field reports → Leave a review → Filterable by source, sortable, owner replies on 96% of them — and its own page, so it can rank for “scoop soldiers phoenix reviews” without bloating this one.
Written for the Valley, not for the internet. Each post is tagged to this location and links back to this page — which is what makes 47 near-identical location pages read as 47 different pages.
Why July and August storms make waste a bigger problem across the Valley, and what changes about our routine when they hit.
Read the briefing →Desert landscaping needs a different technique than turf. What surface-raking misses, and why it matters more at 110°.
Read the briefing →Paradise Valley, Steele Indian School, Cosmo Dog Park — where to take your dog once the yard is handled.
Read the briefing →Illustrative topics. The point is the targeting: their current blog runs 143 posts earning about 4 organic visits a month, and 121 of 143 name no city at all.
Twenty-eight cities across the Phoenix metro, from Surprise to Queen Creek. Red markers are the ten largest — each one gets its own page.
HOAs, apartment communities, dog parks, doggy daycares, boarding facilities and hotels across the Valley. Scheduled routes, custom frequencies, and reporting your property manager can actually file.
Common areas, greenbelts and pet stations serviced on a fixed schedule. One invoice, one point of contact.
Pet-station restocking and grounds clearing that keeps residents happy and your leasing tour clean.
High-traffic ground, cleared as often as it needs to be — up to daily.
Pet-relief areas kept guest-ready, on your schedule and out of sight.
Every way to reach the Phoenix crew, in one place — and the same values this page publishes in its structured data.
PostalAddress that pulls the profile toward the wrong city: the Phoenix unit is registered in Mesa, and the live microsite emits that Mesa address as streetAddress today. This page emits areaServed and no street address — the correct shape, and it keeps a Phoenix page anchored to Phoenix.location.businessHours is NULL on all 47 Scoop rows, and the Google
record we cache holds only place IDs. Hours are fetched from Google at render time and thrown away.
That is fine for a widget and not fine for a page — openingHoursSpecification cannot be
published from data we do not keep. Persisting hours on profile sync is a prerequisite for Pages,
and it is on the build list.Follow the Phoenix crew, see the yards we clear, and read the reviews as they land. Your fastest read on us is the Google Business Profile — that is where all 513 Phoenix reviews live, 494 of them answered.
One thing to check. Facebook is correctly location-specific here — Phoenix and Tucson both
have their own page. Instagram is the brand handle on both, so if Phoenix runs its own Instagram,
Reveo has the wrong value and sameAs would point 47 pages at one account. A two-minute fix
per location, and it has to happen before the markup ships or it works against you.
The six things people actually ask before they book, answered on the page instead of over the phone.
Weekly service starts at $22.99 per visit and twice-weekly at $19.99 per visit, both covering up to four dogs. Pricing is published rather than quoted, so there is no phone call and no in-home sales visit. The first clean-up is free.
No. You get a text before the soldier arrives so dogs can come inside, and the gate is latched and photographed on the way out. The photo is emailed before the crew leaves the curb.
Weekly suits most one- and two-dog households. Three or more dogs, or a small yard, usually justifies twice weekly — Valley heat accelerates breakdown and attracts flies far faster than a milder climate would.
No contract, no pre-payment and no cancellation call. Service can be paused or stopped at any time.
28 cities across the metro, from Surprise and Buckeye in the west to Queen Creek and Apache Junction in the south-east, including Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Scottsdale, Tempe, Glendale, Peoria and Paradise Valley.
Yes. Gravel, decomposed granite, artificial turf and natural grass are all handled, and the waste is removed from the property rather than binned on site.
FAQPage markup. Cost-intent questions are the ones AI answer engines lift verbatim, and they are the cheapest ranking available — no backlinks, no competition for the long tail. Answering price on the page is also the single biggest reducer of unqualified inbound calls.Start with a full clear on us. No card required to see the yard done properly.
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. You're the sergeant.
First clean-up free. No contract, no pre-payment, and you can stop any time without a phone call.