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Boulder, Colorado — Scoop and Go Pros dog waste removal service area

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5.0/5

Based on 109 Google reviews
April E.
Colorado
Google
in the last week

Russ is very professional, punctual & personable! I was unsure if hiring a service would add to my to-do list, but Scoop & Go Pros are in & out, while also doing an amazing job! Highly recommend!!

Amritha
Colorado
Google
a week ago

Easy to book, reasonably priced and friendly! Have done a great job picking up after our two dogs.

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Jaimi N.
Colorado
Google
a few months ago

Russ with Scoop and Go Pros was super friendly and easy to work with. He did a great job with the initial yard clean up visit and even gave me a deal since it didn't take him as long as he thought. I'm set up for once weekly clean up and look forward to enjoying my yard poop free. I wish I set this service up sooner!

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Trisha N.
Colorado
Google
a few months ago

Scoop and Go Pros YAY! I cannot say enough. Our big yard is clean. My doggies are loving it. Super friendly staff and affordable. I would certainly recommend.

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Boulder takes its outdoor spaces seriously, and so do we. Scoop & Go Pros runs twice-weekly, weekly, and monthly pet waste removal routes across the city, from the bungalows of Martin Acres and Table Mesa to North Boulder, the Hill, and out to Gunbarrel. We clean single-family yards, condo and townhome common areas, and rental properties between tenants. Boulder is inside our same-day zone: we dispatch from Longmont about 25 minutes away, so a morning call can often get your yard scooped that afternoon. Zip, dog count, price. It takes 30 seconds.

Backyards, rentals, and Boulder's pack-it-out rule

Our Boulder routes cover the whole city and the county pockets around it, including Gunbarrel and the neighborhoods along the Boulder Creek Path. Here's a number that stuck with us: the city's own Open Space and Mountain Parks monitoring estimates about 80,000 pounds of pet waste get left on OSMP land every year, and leaving a bagged pile beside the trail is a violation on its own. The rule on open space is simple: pack it out, immediately. Your backyard deserves the same standard, and that's the part we handle, week in and week out, near Chautauqua, Wonderland Lake, Valmont Dog Park, and everywhere between.

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A clean reset between tenants or seasons

Boulder's rental cycle creates a steady need for move-out and turn cleanups. We can work from a landlord's access note, document completion, and leave the property ready for the next tenant. A first cleanup is quoted from the amount of buildup, yard size, and dog count before work begins. Snowmelt visits may happen in stages where north-facing areas stay covered. We also reset yards after a semester, before listing photos, or ahead of the first backyard gathering of spring. One-time service does not require a recurring plan afterward.

How quickly can we get to Boulder?

If you searched pooper scooper Boulder CO, dog poop service Boulder CO, or pet waste removal near me, you are inside our closest service tier. Crews dispatch from Longmont up the Diagonal, so a morning request can often become a same-day first visit. Homeowners, students, and landlords see the price before booking from the address, dog count, and selected frequency. Boulder does not carry a ZIP upcharge. You also do not need to be present. Leave working access instructions and we will text before the gate opens.

Choose a schedule that fits the yard

Boulder yards work differently. Smaller lots, xeriscaping, shared condo lawns, and dogs that spend their weekends on trails all affect the schedule. Weekly service suits most one- or two-dog homes. Twice-weekly is useful for dense shared areas, while one small dog in a lightly used yard may be fine monthly. The price is based on dogs, frequency, lot size, and the initial condition. Each visit covers grass, gravel, mulch, and garden edges before every bag leaves the property. Keeping it off the ground also keeps the next storm from carrying it toward a creek.

For the lawns everyone shares

Shared lawns and greenbelts around Boulder's condo and townhome communities see constant dog traffic. We start with a walk-through to map relief areas, creek-facing slopes, station locations, and resident access points. The bid reflects the actual sweep route and frequency. Regular work can include common-area pet waste removal, bag and liner stocking, station cleaning, and condition notes when hardware needs attention. Managers receive service records for ownership or the board. Multiple rentals or associations can share invoicing while each Boulder address keeps separate access instructions.

What a Boulder service visit looks like

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    We text on the way down

    A message goes out before the crew reaches Boulder from the Longmont route. You can secure the dog or confirm a rental gate without waiting through a broad window.

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    We follow the owner's access note

    The uniformed tech follows the saved access note for an owner, tenant, or manager. Equipment and footwear are sanitized before entering the next Boulder property.

  3. 3

    We search without disturbing the landscaping

    A Boulder yard may mix turf, gravel, mulch, native plants, and a sloped edge. The tech checks each surface without moving stone or stepping through planted areas. Compact lots and shared lawns still get a clear boundary, especially at rentals or condos where private and common space meet. Near Wonderland Lake, Valmont, or Boulder Creek, wildlife droppings can also appear. If that material falls outside the normal dog-service scope, we point it out instead of quietly treating it as the same job.

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    Every bag leaves the property

    Every collected bag leaves with the tech for off-site disposal. Nothing remains beside an alley cart, on the property, or near a drainage path.

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    Owners and managers get simple records

    Homeowners use automatic card billing without a long contract. Landlords and managers can place several Boulder properties on one account with separate access notes.

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Looking for a reliable pooper scooper service near me?

From Table Mesa and Martin Acres to North Boulder and Gunbarrel, our Boulder crews handle dog poop removal for homes, condos, and HOA properties across the city. We also serve the nearby Boulder County communities of Louisville, Lafayette, Superior, Niwot, Erie, and Longmont, so if you're searching for a pooper scooper near me anywhere along the US-36 corridor, you're covered. Morning callers in Boulder can often book a same-day cleanup; we dispatch from Longmont, about 25 minutes east. Boulder zip codes served: 80301, 80302, 80303, 80304, and 80305.