Pooper scooper questions, answered

Yes. Sign up for any residential monthly plan and your initial cleanup is on us, regardless of how long it has been since the yard was last scooped. There is no hidden catch and no minimum term.

For one dog, weekly dog poop removal is $85 a month, about $19.62 a visit, and the first cleanup is free. Every other week is $64 a month, once a month is $48, and twice a week is $128. Weekly service goes up $10 a month for each additional dog, to $115 for four or more. A one-time cleanup is $50 flat. See every plan.

Yes, that’s exactly what we do. The same technician comes on your regular service day, walks the yard, bags every pile, hauls it away and texts you when it’s done. You don’t need to be home.

No. As long as we can access the yard, you never have to be there. We text on our way, work quickly, double-check the gate latch on the way out, and text again when the yard is clear.

We bag everything and haul it off your property for proper disposal. It does not sit in your trash can baking in the St. Louis summer.

Just let us know when you sign up. We are happy to work around a schedule that keeps your dog inside, and our team is trained to read dog body language and back off when a dog needs space.

For most yards, once a week, even with two or three dogs. Twice a week helps when the yard is small or kids play outside every day. Some towns set their own minimum; Ballwin’s code says at least once every 48 hours. See the local rules.

We run year-round. Light rain and cold are not a problem. If snow, ice, or storms make a yard unsafe or unworkable, we reschedule for the next available day at no extra charge.

Never. Monthly plans are month-to-month and you can pause, change frequency, or cancel with a week’s notice.

All of St. Louis County and St. Charles County, Missouri, from Chesterfield, Wildwood and Ballwin to St. Charles, St. Peters, O’Fallon and Wentzville. If you are just outside those lines, call us anyway; if we already have a route nearby we will usually say yes.

Monthly plans are billed at the start of each service month by card or ACH. One-time cleanups are due on completion.

Standard residential lots up to about a third of an acre. Larger properties are quoted individually so you only pay for the ground we actually cover.

Yes, for commercial and HOA clients. We install, service, and restock stations as part of your route.

For most dog owners, yes. Weekly service for one dog costs about $19.62 a visit, and it takes the least pleasant chore off your list, cuts down the parasite eggs in the grass your family uses, and keeps piles from burning dead spots into the lawn. If you’d rather scoop yourself most of the year, a $50 one-time cleanup resets the yard after winter.

A bad back, a new baby, recovery from surgery or just getting older are all good reasons to hand this job off. We take the whole job off your hands on a set schedule, and you never need to be home.

Yes. Anywhere in St. Louis County, including its cities, leaving a dog’s waste on someone else’s property is a nuisance under county code 611.210. In unincorporated areas call St. Louis County Animal Control at 314-615-0650; inside a city, start with city hall or the police non-emergency line. See the local rules.