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★ Residential — Phoenix Metro

Pooper Scooper
Service in Phoenix

Weekly and twice-weekly dog waste removal across 21 Valley cities. Same soldier every visit, gravel and decomposed granite included, waste hauled away, gate photographed. From $19.99 a visit — and the first clean-up is free.

● Now deployed — 21 cities
$19.99
Per visit, from
4.91★
513 Phoenix reviews
Free
First clean-up
None
Contract
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What One Visit Includes

The same four things happen every single time, whether you are home or not.

01

Text before arrival

A message goes out before the soldier reaches your street, so dogs can come inside and nobody is surprised.

02

Full sweep, every surface

Grass, gravel, decomposed granite and artificial turf. Corners, along fence lines, under bushes — not a quick pass across the middle.

03

Waste leaves with us

Bagged and taken off the property. Nothing goes into your bin to sit in the heat until collection day.

04

Gate latched and photographed

The photo is emailed before the crew leaves the curb. It is the proof your dogs are safe, and it is why customers stop checking.

Pooper Scooper Pricing

Published, not quoted. Up to four dogs on every plan. No contracts and no pre-payment.

Most popular

Two visits a week

$19.99 / visit
  • Same two weekdays
  • Best value per visit
  • Right for 3+ dogs or a small yard

One visit a week

$22.99 / visit
  • Same weekday every week
  • Suits most 1–2 dog homes
  • Up to four dogs

Every other week

$32.99 / visit
  • Lighter use or single dog
  • Same soldier each time
  • Upgrade any time
Why price belongs on the page. “Pooper scooper service cost” is 100 searches a month at difficulty 0 — free to rank for, and nobody in the category answers it on a location page. Publishing the number also removes the most common reason a lead never converts: they wanted a figure and had to call to get one.

What Phoenix Says About the Scooping

Six of 513, chosen because each one describes the service itself rather than the company.

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Chelle Stafford
11 Jul 2026 · on Google
★★★★★

They message in advance so I can put the dog inside, they clear the yard impeccably, and let me know when they’re done, including a photo of the fully latched gate.

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Emily Higgins
30 Jun 2026 · on Google
★★★★★

I have been having a hard time with the rocks that we have, it was taking me so long to get it done, but they come in weekly and get it done quickly.

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Justin Johnson
11 Jul 2026 · on Google
★★★★★

Stephen had been cleaning up my yard every Friday. Best money i spend. Clear communication on arrival and departure. Yard looks great every time.

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Hallie Culiver
17 Jul 2026 · on Google
★★★★★

They are great with communication and I never have to worry about my gate being left open when they are done!

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Mahrlee Regman
30 Jun 2026 · on Google
★★★★★

Yard always looks amazing and they are so quick! Thank you for doing this on hot days for the people like us who can’t stand going out in the heat!

PF
Pilling Family
3 Jul 2026 · on Google
★★★★★

I love that they send a gate photo so I know it is closed. This ensures me that my dogs are safe.

Read all 513 Phoenix reviews

The reviews on a service page should be about the service. These six all mention the gate photo, the arrival text, the rock landscaping or the heat — the specifics of scooping, not generic praise. Reveo holds the review text, so filtering to the ones that mention a given service is a query, not a content project.

Pooper Scooper Questions

Answered here rather than on the phone.

How much does a pooper scooper service cost in Phoenix?

Twice weekly is $19.99 per visit and weekly is $22.99 per visit, both covering up to four dogs. Prices are published rather than quoted — no phone call and no in-home estimate — and the first clean-up is free.

How often should a Phoenix yard be scooped?

Weekly suits most one- and two-dog households. Three or more dogs, or a smaller yard, usually justifies twice weekly. Valley heat breaks waste down and draws flies far faster than a milder climate, so the interval that works in Seattle does not work here.

What does a single visit actually include?

A full sweep of the yard — grass, gravel, decomposed granite and artificial turf — with the waste bagged and taken off the property. You get a text before arrival so dogs can come inside, and a photo of the latched gate emailed after.

Do I need to be home for the scooping visit?

No. Most customers never meet their technician. You need only leave the gate accessible; everything else is handled and confirmed by photo.

Do you scoop gravel and decomposed granite?

Yes — and it is the most common reason Phoenix customers start the service. Rock landscaping is slow and awkward to clear by hand, which is exactly the job most people want to hand over.

What happens if I am not satisfied with a visit?

Tell us and the technician returns and re-does it at no charge. No contract, no pre-payment, and service can be stopped at any time without a phone call.

These six do not repeat the city page’s FAQ. That page answers “which cities, is there a contract, how do I start”; this one answers frequency, surfaces, what a visit covers and what happens when it goes wrong. Repeating the same block down a page hierarchy is the fastest way to make a site look automated — each question gets answered once, at the level it is actually asked.

Rules of Engagement

First scoop free

A full clear on us before you pay anything. No card required.

No contracts

No commitments, no pre-payments. Stop any time without a phone call.

Photo confirmation

A picture of your latched gate, emailed after every single visit.

Iron-clad guarantee

If we fall short, tell us and we come back and fix it free.

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