We agree on the details.
Tell us how many dogs use the yard, its size, how we should access it, and where your dogs will be during the visit.
Pet waste removal. We scoop the poop.
We pick up dog poop in residential yards across Folsom and El Dorado Hills, with recurring and one-time visits.
How poop pickup works
We scoop and bag.
We work through the accessible lawn and agreed areas. We confirm where the bagged waste should go before the first visit.
We check the gate.
Before leaving, we check that the gate is latched. If your yard has a gate, we send you a photo of it latched after every visit.
Pet waste removal prices
Folsom & El Dorado HillsNumber of dogsPer visit
1 dog$16
2 dogs$18
3 dogs$20
4 dogs$22
5 dogs$24
Recurring prices are per visit for a standard residential yard. Choose the days and frequency that work for you when you inquire. Large yards, heavy buildup or difficult access require a separate price agreed before booking. No contracts. Cancel anytime.
Veterans and active-duty households receive 10% off recurring pet waste removal. Mention it when we connect.
Why pick up regularly?
Dog waste is not lawn fertilizer. Rain can carry what is left behind toward drains and waterways, and waste may carry germs or parasites. We put together a short guide to the facts that matter at home.
Read about dog waste and your yard
Before we visit
How often should a yard be cleaned?
For a yard used by children or several dogs, more frequent pickup can make the space easier to use. The CDC recommends daily pickup to help reduce parasite exposure. A weekly service can help with your routine, but it does not replace picking up between visits.
Do you need us to be home?
We discuss safe yard access before scheduling. Your dogs’ location during the visit and where bagged waste goes are part of that plan. Do not send gate codes in the first inquiry.
Can you handle a large first cleanup?
Tell us roughly how much has built up and the size of the space. One-time pickup is $115 for a standard residential yard. We quote heavy buildup or unusually large yards before scheduling.