Free first cleanup with any residential plan

We Scoop Poop St. Louis Pooper Scooper Service

Weekly dog poop pickup across St. Louis and St. Charles Counties — $85 a month for one dog, about $19.62 a visit. HOAs, apartment complexes and dog parks get a free walkthrough and a written quote. Run by dog people who treat your yard like their own.

  • Month to month
  • Gate always double-checked
  • Waste hauled away
What we do

Four ways we keep a yard clean

Whatever the property, every scoop ends the same way: bagged, hauled off, gate latched.

Residential dog poop removal

Weekly, twice-weekly, every-other-week, or monthly pooper scooper service. We text when we’re on the way, latch the gate, and haul everything off-site.

Residential service

Commercial & HOA pet waste removal

Common areas, apartment complexes, dog parks, kennels, and vet clinics. Custom routes and visit frequency, pet waste station service and restocking, and one simple monthly invoice.

Commercial service

One-time dog poop cleanup

$50 flat

Spring cleanup, move-out prep, or a yard reset. Any yard, any condition — no plan required.

Book it

Deodorize

Scooping handles the poop. Deodorizing handles the urine smell your dog leaves behind in the yard.

Yard deodorizing
How it works

Four steps, then you stop thinking about it

  1. Pick your plan

    Tell us how many dogs and how often. Flat monthly rate, month to month, cancel anytime.

  2. First cleanup is free

    Your initial cleanup is on us, regardless of how long it has been since the yard was last scooped.

  3. We text on our way

    You never have to be home. We work quickly and double-check the gate latch on the way out.

  4. Yard’s clear

    Everything gets bagged and hauled off your property — never left in your trash can. Then we text you it’s done.

Why it matters

Why pick up dog poop? It’s not just an eyesore.

Dog poop left in a yard is a health problem, a lawn problem, and a water problem — and in several of the towns we serve, it’s against the rules.

Can dog poop make you sick?

It can. Roundworm, hookworm, and giardia live in dog poop and can survive in soil for months, reinfecting your dog and reaching your kids.

Does dog poop kill grass?

It does. Dog poop isn’t the fertilizer people assume: concentrated nitrogen burns yellow patches into turf and kills the roots underneath. Regular removal keeps the lawn even.

Where does it go when it rains?

Into the storm drain. MSD, the St. Louis sewer district, says storm sewers drain “directly to our area streams without any treatment.” Those streams feed the Meramec, the Missouri and the Mississippi.

You get your yard back

No more scanning the ground before you mow, garden, or let the kids run. The whole yard becomes usable again.

Where we scoop

Dog poop removal across St. Louis County and St. Charles County

Our office is in Chesterfield, and our routes cover both counties, from Wildwood to Wentzville.

St. Louis County

  • Affton
  • Ballwin
  • Chesterfield
  • Clayton
  • Creve Coeur
  • Des Peres
  • Ellisville
  • Eureka
  • Fenton
  • Florissant
  • Kirkwood
  • Ladue
  • Manchester
  • Maryland Heights
  • Oakville
  • Sunset Hills
  • Town and Country
  • University City
  • Valley Park
  • Webster Groves
  • Wildwood

St. Charles County

  • Cottleville
  • Dardenne Prairie
  • Harvester
  • Lake St. Louis
  • New Melle
  • O’Fallon
  • St. Charles
  • St. Peters
  • Weldon Spring
  • Wentzville

Not on the list? Anywhere in either county, we serve you. Just outside the line? Call 636-681-4811 anyway — if we already run a route nearby, we’ll usually say yes.

Why us

Trusted team. Real dog lovers.

Actual dog people

We came from Max’s K9 Club. Everyone on the crew works with dogs every single day, and our team reads dog body language and knows when to back off and give a dog space.

Same tech, same day

You get a consistent technician on a consistent schedule, plus a text when we arrive and when we finish.

Insured and background-checked

Every team member is vetted and covered before they set foot on your property.

Satisfaction guarantee

Miss a spot? Tell us within 48 hours and we come back and re-service, free.

Max, a chocolate Labrador, and Simon, a black Labrador, lying side by side in a fenced back yard
Simon (left) and Max — the two Labradors this crew is named after.