Service areas / Cleveland Heights
Pooper scooper service in Cleveland Heights, OH
Cleveland Heights yards, scooped on a schedule: weekly plans, catch-up cleanups, commercial grounds. Text (216) 714-8116 for the number.
Also nearby: University Heights · South Euclid · Richmond Heights · Shaker Heights
Scooping Cleveland Heights yards
Cleveland Heights yards are old-tree yards. The colonials and Tudors around Coventry, Cedar Lee, and Cedar Fairmount mostly sit on compact fenced lots under big maples and oaks, which means from October on, half the poop in the yard is hiding under leaves. That is exactly what the grid walk is for. Greentails is based one suburb over in South Euclid, so Cleveland Heights has been on the route since the beginning.
What does scooping cost in Cleveland Heights?
By the yard, piece by piece: how many dogs, which sections, how often, plus what Cleveland Heights adds, small fenced lots under mature trees, heavy leaf cover in fall. Nothing bundled, nothing hidden behind a flat rate. The pricing page covers every variable.
What Cleveland Heights yards usually book
Most Cleveland Heights plans are weekly, back yard only, one or two dogs on a compact fenced lot. Fall brings a wave of one-time cleanups when the leaves come down and bury a month of neglect, and spring brings the melt cleanups.
| Plans | Weekly, twice a week, every other week, one-time |
|---|---|
| Areas | Back yard, front, side yards, dog runs, your pick |
| Add-ons | Haul-away, yard deodorizing |
| Billing | Monthly invoice, due the 15th, no contract |
| Hours | Mon to Sat, 8:30am to 7pm |
Price a Cleveland Heights yard
Tell us about your yard and Jeffrey texts or calls back with your price, usually the same day.
Get a quoteOr call or text (216) 714-8116. Jeffrey answers it himself.
Why scooping matters in Cleveland Heights
The case for scooping in Cleveland Heights is the trees. The same maples that make Coventry and Cedar Fairmount feel like Cleveland Heights drop enough leaves to hide every pile in the yard from October through the melt, and what you cannot see still ends up on boots, paws, and the mower. A scooped yard also matters more on a small lot. There is no far corner for the dogs to use, so everything happens in the same few hundred square feet the kids and the grill use too.
The Cleveland Heights route
Runs here thread Coventry Rd, Lee Rd, and Taylor Rd between Mayfield and Fairmount Blvd, with the Noble side picked up on the same pass. Just past the line we also get asked about East Cleveland and Cleveland's Little Italy blocks. Text your ZIP and you'll know where you fall.
Seasons in Cleveland Heights
Cleveland Heights sits on the snowbelt's front edge, so winters bury the yard deeper and longer here than on the west side. The practical version: December through February mess stays hidden until one March week reveals all of it at once. Leaf season is just as bad, when October drops a maple layer over everything. Fall visits run slower on purpose, and the spring cleanup calendar fills from this suburb first.
Where Cleveland Heights dogs go
Cleveland Heights's regular dog routes:
- Cain Park. The amphitheater hill is a four-season dog walk.
- Coventry PEACE Park. The Coventry crowd's default green space.
- Forest Hill Park. The big loop on the north end, shared with East Cleveland.
Good walks deserve a clean yard to come home to. That part is ours.
Cleveland Heights by the numbers
| Households | 19,669 |
|---|---|
| Dogs, estimated | about 13,400 |
| Dog waste per year, estimated | about 1,825 tons |
| Owner-occupied homes | 58.0% |
| Median year built | 1938 |
The census counts 19,669 households in Cleveland Heights. AVMA's 2024 survey puts dogs in 45.5 percent of American households, about 1.5 dogs each, which works out to roughly 13,400 dogs in town. At the three-quarters of a pound a day that stormwater programs plan around, Cleveland Heights's dogs leave about 1,825 tons on the ground every year.
With about 42 percent of homes rented, a good share of that total sits on managed properties, which is the problem our commercial service exists for. The sewer district serving Cuyahoga County runs a campaign called Pick Up Poop. Same idea. We just do it for you. Nearest dog park: Beachwood Dog Park, roughly 4.2 miles; Rick Matzelle Dog Park is the backup at about 7.4.
ZIP codes 44118, 44112, 44121 cover Cleveland Heights. Figures: U.S. Census ACS 2019–2023 and AVMA's 2024 Pet Ownership survey; the daily waste figure is the one municipal stormwater programs use. Dog counts are estimates.
Cleveland Heights on the route
Cleveland Heights questions
Can you find poop under all the leaves in Cleveland Heights?
Mostly, yes. The grid walk catches what a quick lap misses, and leaves are the usual reason piles get missed in Cleveland Heights. When a fall yard needs a slower pass, it gets one.
Do you do the small double lots near Coventry?
Yes. Small fenced Cleveland Heights yards are quick visits, and plenty of the route is exactly that. The price reflects the yard, so a compact lot costs less than a big one.
Can I cancel Cleveland Heights service if it is not for me?
Yes, with one text. There's no contract holding a Cleveland Heights account open, and the final invoice only covers visits already made.
How fast can I get a price in Cleveland Heights?
Quick. One text with the dog count and the Cleveland Heights address gets a line-item quote back, typically the same day. The pricing page covers the variables.
Where does the poop go after a Cleveland Heights visit?
Bagged, every time. Your Cleveland Heights trash can is the standard stop, and haul-away is the add-on that sends it home with Jeffrey instead.
Can I cancel Cleveland Heights service if it is not for me?
Yes, with one text. There's no contract holding a Cleveland Heights account open, and the final invoice only covers visits already made.
How fast can I get a price in Cleveland Heights?
Quick. One text with the dog count and the Cleveland Heights address gets a line-item quote back, typically the same day. The pricing page covers the variables.
How many dogs are there in Cleveland Heights?
No census asks, so you estimate: 19,669 households, AVMA's 45.5 percent ownership rate, 1.5 dogs per owning household. Call it 13,400 dogs in Cleveland Heights, producing about 1,825 tons of waste a year.
Where's the closest dog park to Cleveland Heights?
Beachwood Dog Park, about 4.2 miles from the center of Cleveland Heights, and Rick Matzelle Dog Park is about 7.4 miles. Distances are straight-line, so the drive runs a little longer. The park handles the playtime; the yard it comes home to is the part we keep clean.
What else do you cover around Cleveland Heights?
The route around Cleveland Heights also runs University Heights, South Euclid, Richmond Heights and the rest of the service area. Nearby yards on the same run keep the route tight.
Where is Greentails based, and how does Cleveland Heights fit the route?
The yard the trucks leave from is on South Green Road in South Euclid; Cleveland Heights falls on the Cuyahoga County run. See the service areas page for the rest.