Pricing & FAQ

A simple per-visit price, set by how many dogs share the yard and how often we come — once, twice, or three times a week. Billed monthly for visits completed; no per-pile charges, no contract.

How much does dog poop removal cost?

Most weekly dog-waste services price by how many dogs share the yard — and so do we.

For weekly pickup in Utah Valley, it’s $15 per visit for one dog, $17 for two, and $19.50 for three, with a custom quote for four or more. Weekly service lands around $60–$97 a month depending on how many pickup days fall in the month, and you’re only billed for visits we actually complete — no per-pile charges and no long-term contract. Most yards also start with a one-time initial cleanup to reach baseline, from $39 when you enroll in weekly service.

Why per visit instead of a flat fee? Because you should only pay for visits we actually make — skip a week for travel or a snowed-out day and you’re not charged for it. The number of dogs is the main thing that sets the rate, since it drives how much there is to clean each week — yard size matters far less than you’d think.

Most yards do once a week, but you can choose twice or three times a week for multi-dog or high-traffic yards. The more often we come, the lower the per-visit rate, since each visit is lighter: twice a week runs about $12–$15.50 a visit, and three times a week about $10–$13, depending on how many dogs.

One-time & initial cleanup, by dogs

New yards usually start with one deep cleanup to reach baseline. A one-time price by how many dogs share the yard — discounted when you start weekly service.

One-time, no subscription needed. Start weekly service and your initial cleanup is $10 off. Heavy or long-neglected yards are quoted from a quick photo first.

Frequently asked questions

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