Pooper scooper prices

What sets your price

• How many dogs. More dogs means more time in the yard.
• How often we come. Weekly costs less per visit than every other week, because the yard never gets ahead of us. One-time visits are priced on their own.
• Yard size and ground. A quarter-acre lawn and a double lot on a hill are different jobs. Rock yards and slopes take longer.
• Which areas. Back yard only is the base. Front yard, side yard, or a dog run adds to it.
• The condition right now. A yard that has not been touched since fall needs a bigger first visit before the schedule takes over.
• Add-ons. Haul-away and deodorizing are their own lines on the quote, so you see what each costs.

Why there is no rate card on this page

Two neighbors on the same street can have honestly different prices. Same schedule, but one has three dogs and wants the poop hauled away, and the other has one old beagle. A flat posted rate would be wrong for one of them. So instead you get your own broken-down quote before you commit to anything.

What never changes

No contract. No sign-up fee. Cancel whenever, and you only pay for visits that happened. One invoice at the start of the month, due on the 15th. Stay on through winter and your rate holds all year, with no spring catch-up charge.