Frequently Asked Questions

The K9 Cleanup® will clean any areas of your property that have dog waste issues, including front, back, and side yards, flower beds, dog runs, etc.

Yes! One of the great things about living in the Grand Canyon State is we can provide dog waste removal services year-round.

The K9 Cleanup® has pooper scooper service plans starting as low as $71 per month. However, pricing is based on the size of the yard, service frequency, and number of dogs. Most of our clients end up paying between $90 and $135 per month.

No contracts! You can start, pause, and cancel your subscription at any time by updating your customer portal or calling our office.

Proper disposal is essential to environmental safety as dog poop is considered a hazardous material. We will take the waste off your property and properly dispose of it with Waste Management.

Yes, we love cleaning with dogs! We simply ask that if your dog has shown signs of aggression, you leave them inside during your cleaning. Ensuring the safety of our team is a top priority. If your dog is aggressive towards our team, you will be asked to put them inside.

Yes, you can request a specific cleanup day. Not every cleanup day will be available in your area, but we will do our best to accommodate your schedule.

No, we don’t provide arrival times for our pooper scooper services. While we will do our best to accommodate your schedule, we optimize our routes for drive time at midnight the day before services are completed to help keep costs low.

For your convenience, we will send out a text when we are heading to your home.

We understand how important it is to keep your dogs safe and secure in your yard. At the end of each cleaning, our service team will carefully close your gate and take a photo of the secured latch—giving you peace of mind that your pets are protected.

At The K9 Cleanup®, we follow strict hygiene procedures to keep every yard clean and safe. Our team uses disinfected tools, thoroughly sanitizes equipment between jobs, and disinfects their shoes before entering each property. These steps help ensure that nothing unwanted is carried from one yard to another — protecting the health of your pets and family.