The real questions Indio dog owners ask us before searching "pooper scooper near me," "pet waste removal near me," or "dog poop cleanup near me" — answered honestly, no fine print.
Weekly service starts at $18/visit for one dog and $24/visit for 2-3 dogs. Larger yards, more dogs, or twice-a-week visits are quoted individually — we'll always tell you the price before we start, not after.
No. Most of our Indio clients aren't home during their visit. Just leave the gate accessible or give us a code, and we'll let ourselves in, scoop the whole yard, and close the gate behind us.
We work with whatever access process your community requires — vendor registration, gate codes, or checking in at the guard gate. Just tell us your community's specific rules when you book, and check with your HOA directly if you're unsure what they require of vendors.
Weekly is the minimum we'd recommend, especially May through September — waste breaks down and smells faster in extreme heat, and it draws flies quickly. A lot of clients switch to twice-a-week once temperatures climb.
We remove the waste and clean our equipment between every yard we visit. We don't apply disinfectant treatments to lawns — if that's something you're specifically looking for, ask us and we'll be upfront about what we can and can't do.
Yes — there's no contract. Text or call us anytime to pause for a trip, skip a week, or cancel altogether.
Both. A lot of people start with a one-time dog poop cleanup — before a party, after coming back from vacation, or just to reset a yard that's fallen behind — and then decide if they want it to become recurring after that. Weekly, bi-weekly, or a single vacation poop scoop before guests arrive — whatever fits.
Not at all. Whether it's a quick backyard dog poop removal, help getting rid of dog poop in the yard before it becomes a bigger job, or a standing weekly poop pickup, we take jobs of any size — that's really the whole point of a professional poop scooping service.
Not currently — we're a residential pet waste cleanup service built around individual yards, not commercial properties, HOA common areas, or pet waste station installation for shared spaces. If that changes, we'll update this page.