Pooper Scooper Service in Erie, 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!!”
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.”
JJessica M.Loveland, COa few years ago“Such a great service! I no longer have to worry about cleaning up after my dogs, and their pricing is very reasonable for the quality service they provide.”
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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Erie has grown faster than almost any town on the Front Range, and a lot of those new backyards came with new dogs. Scoop & Go Pros runs twice-weekly, weekly, and monthly pooper scooper routes through Vista Ridge, Colliers Hill, Erie Commons, Erie Highlands, and the older streets around Old Town. We handle brand new yards where the sod is still settling, established lots with mature trees, and HOA common areas in between. Erie is one of our closest towns, roughly 15 minutes from the shop in Longmont, so if you call in the morning we can often be there the same day. Enter your zip and dog count and the price shows up in about 30 seconds.
Two counties, one growing town
Erie is one of the few towns we serve that sits in two counties at once, with the Boulder County side to the west and the Weld County side to the east, and our routes cover both. We work the newer subdivisions along Erie Parkway and County Line Road, the neighborhoods near Erie Community Park and the Coal Creek Trail, and the original grid around Old Town. Town code requires you to pick up after your dog and not let waste pile up on your property, and Erie's code enforcement team does follow up on complaints. Most of our Erie customers signed up because they were tired of thinking about it at all.
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New house, new sod, overdue yard
Moving into a new Erie build can mean inheriting a yard that sat untouched between contractors and closing day. We quote that first cleanup from dog count, lot size, and the amount of buildup, then confirm the scope before starting. Post-landscaping appointments work around fresh sod, open irrigation work, and temporary fencing without trampling unfinished areas. Spring melt, graduation weekends, home-sale photos, and a busy family's catch-up visit are also common one-time jobs. Recurring service is available after the reset, but the initial appointment stands on its own.
How often should an Erie yard be cleaned?
Weekly is what most Erie families with one or two dogs choose. Twice-weekly keeps a busy new-build side run under control, while one smaller dog in a lightly used yard may only need monthly pickup. Price depends on dog count, service frequency, yard size, and the first cleanup's condition, not which side of the county line holds the address. The tech searches sod seams, landscape rock, temporary fence edges, and the finished lawn before hauling every bag away. Recurring access and latch instructions stay with the route record.
Erie is one of our closest routes
Searching pooper scooper near me, pet waste removal near me, or dog poop removal near me from Erie? You are about as close to our Longmont shop as any town we serve. Erie is often one of the first stops after crews leave for the day, so morning requests commonly find a same-day opening. The residential quote uses your ZIP code, dog count, frequency, and yard details without a separate Boulder County or Weld County charge. You can be away for the visit if the gate and dog notes are current.
Service that can grow with an Erie community
Erie's newer neighborhoods are full of HOA greenbelts, pocket parks, and trail connections that collect dog traffic before every yard is even occupied. We walk those areas with the manager, map station locations and builder access, then price the route that is actually needed. Service can include common-area dog waste removal, bag and liner stocking, station cleaning, and notes on loose posts or damaged lids. Each visit is documented for the board. We can bid one finished greenbelt, phase service as a community builds out, or cover the complete association.
What we'll need before the first Erie visit
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We text as we approach town
A message goes out as the crew approaches Erie from the Longmont route. It gives you time to secure the dog or clear a contractor from the service gate.
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Tell us what's still under construction
The technician reviews gate notes, unfinished landscape boundaries, and any temporary access instructions before entry. Sanitized tools stay clear of marked construction work.
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We work around the yard as it exists today
New Erie yards can change quickly. A pile of landscape material may occupy last week's open ground, or bare soil may become fresh sod between visits. We cover the finished lawn, rock beds, fence edges, and any dog run that is safely accessible. Temporary construction areas stay outside the service boundary until the customer says they are ready. Old Town properties are usually more settled, but sheds and mature planting still shape the search. Clear written notes keep either kind of yard from becoming a guessing exercise.
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The cleanup leaves with the tech
Collected dog waste is sealed and removed from the property. It does not share a bin with packing material or sit through a hot Erie week.
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Your account stays easy to change
The completed stop posts to the recurring account and bills automatically. New homeowners can update access, travel pauses, or dog count without signing a long contract.
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Erie's fast-growing neighborhoods, including Vista Ridge, Colliers Hill, Erie Commons, and Erie Highlands, sit right on our Boulder and Weld County routes. We also service the neighboring towns of Lafayette, Louisville, Broomfield, Frederick, Firestone, and Dacono, and up to Longmont. New-build yards, HOA common areas, and dog parks get scooped, hauled away, and left with the gate latched. Need it gone today? Erie sits about 15 minutes from our Longmont headquarters, so same-day cleanups are often available when you call in the morning. All of Erie zip 80516 is covered.