Pooper Scooper Service in Denver, CO
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April E.Coloradoin 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!!”
Shalyna F.Coloradoin the last week“Thank you for doing what we don’t like doing ☺️”
MMiller L.Coloradoa few months ago“We love Scoop and Go Pros! They are VERY thorough! They show up on time and give notice beforehand. I highly recommend this company.”
BBrad C.Coloradoa few months ago“We're in the process of selling our house and needed the yard cleaned up ASAP. I reached out to Scoop & Go, and they got it done within a few days! They showed up early, were super professional, and did a really thorough job. It was one less thing to worry about during a hectic time. Highly recommend them if you need fast, reliable, and efficient pet waste removal!”
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Denver yards work harder than most. City lots are smaller, more dogs share each block, and parks like Wash Park and City Park are a leash-walk away. Scoop & Go Pros keeps Denver properties clean with twice-weekly, weekly, and monthly dog poop removal for houses and townhomes, one-time cleanups, and scheduled pet waste service for the condo buildings, apartment communities, and HOAs that define so much of the city. From the Highlands and Berkeley to Park Hill, Congress Park, and Central Park, our techs sweep the whole yard, haul every bag off-site, and leave the gate the way they found it. Enter your ZIP code and dog count for a price in 30 seconds.
Small lots, alley gates, and shared outdoor space
We run routes across Denver proper: the bungalow blocks around Washington Park and Platt Park, the Highlands and Sloan's Lake to the west, Berkeley and Regis up north, and Park Hill, Congress Park, and Central Park on the east side. Small urban yards, shared townhome courtyards, and dog relief areas at multi-family buildings are all standard stops. Worth knowing: Denver Municipal Code Sec. 8-73 requires immediate removal of dog waste from any property that isn't your own, and the first-offense fine is $125. Our clients' yards, sidewalks, and tree lawns stay on the right side of it without anyone lifting a scoop.
Ways we help Denver dog owners
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Can we service your Denver address?
Searching pooper scooper service near me or dog poop removal near me in Denver usually means you want a local crew, a visible price, and no need to wait at home. Our weekday city routes cover bungalows, duplex yards, townhome courtyards, and small condo relief areas. Most Denver addresses can start within days. A ZIP code and dog count show the residential price, with no neighborhood upcharge for Wash Park, the Highlands, Park Hill, or Central Park. Leave a working gate code and we will text before entering.
How often does a city yard need service?
City dogs use every square foot of a small yard, so waste builds fast. Weekly service is the usual choice for one or two dogs, and twice-weekly keeps busy shared yards from slipping between visits. One small dog in a lightly used yard may do well on a monthly schedule. Pricing depends on dog count, frequency, yard size, and the initial condition, not whether the address sits east or west of Broadway. Each visit covers tree lawns, side runs, window wells, gravel strips, and the tight spaces behind garages before the bags leave with us.
A practical plan for shared dog areas
Denver property managers juggle pet-friendly buildings, small outdoor footprints, and DRMC 8-73 exposure at the same time. A site walk identifies dog relief areas, courtyard gates, tree lawns, and the station locations residents use most. We then price the actual sweep pattern and visit frequency. Work can include common-area dog waste removal, station installation, bag and liner refills, and cleanup around existing units. Managers receive service documentation for the board or ownership group, plus one contact for multiple buildings. A six-unit Capitol Hill property and a Central Park apartment campus get different plans, not the same template.
Moving, hosting, or simply catching up?
Denver one-time cleanups often happen at a lease turn, before listing photos, or after snow finally leaves a shaded yard. The initial price reflects how much ground we are covering and how long waste has accumulated. We confirm that before the tech begins. Narrow alley access, locked shared courtyards, and resident parking instructions belong in the service notes so the visit does not stall. We also prepare yards for graduation parties, backyard ceremonies, and contractor access. Recurring service is optional after the reset, and its lower regular rate begins with the next scheduled visit.
What we check at a Denver stop
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Watch for our arrival text
A text goes out before the tech reaches your block. You can bring a dog inside, clear a shared courtyard, or leave the alley gate ready without waiting around.
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We use the saved entrance
The uniformed tech follows the saved entry instructions for the property. Equipment and footwear are sanitized before crossing into a yard where neighboring lots may sit only feet away.
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We check the tight spaces
Denver yards may be small, but they are rarely simple rectangles. We check the grass, gravel runs, window wells, fence lines, raised beds, and the narrow space behind a garage. Alley access in the Highlands is different from a shared courtyard in Central Park, so the saved service boundary matters. For rentals and townhomes, the owner or manager tells us exactly which outdoor space belongs in the visit. We stick to that area and record any access problem rather than guessing.
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Nothing goes in your alley bin
Collected dog waste is sealed and carried out through the same access point. It leaves for off-site disposal instead of sitting in the alley bin.
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Billing stays out of the way
Recurring charges use the card on file and do not require a long contract. Renters, owners, and managers can update access or pause service from the account.
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Scoop and Go Pros provides pooper scooper service across Denver proper, including Washington Park, the Highlands, Park Hill, Congress Park, Berkeley, and Central Park, plus the bordering communities of Lakewood, Wheat Ridge, Englewood, Glendale, and Cherry Hills Village. City lots, townhome communities, and multi-family properties throughout Denver County can get a quote in 30 seconds. Denver zips on our routes include 80202, 80203, 80205, 80206, 80207, 80209, 80211, 80216, 80220, 80238, and 80246.