Pooper scooper service in Fairview, OR

Weekly service is $24.13 a visit for one dog, $36.20 every other week and $67.93 monthly. Two dogs on weekly service is $26.68 a visit, and a one-time catch-up cleanup starts at $79.99. Fairview and Wood Village share ZIP code 97024 and the same rate. A compact lot costs the same as a large one, because the price follows your dogs and your schedule, not square footage.

Yes. We clean yards across Fairview (97024) on the same day every week. Get a quote online to check your address and see your price in about a minute.

Yes, often more than a big one. On a compact Fairview lot, waste can't hide. It's under the patio furniture, on the strip of lawn the kids use and right where you sit.

Fairview is the most compact city on our route. Fairview Village in particular has small lots, alleys, pocket parks and houses close to the street. With so little outdoor space, anything left in it takes up a bigger share.

The same number of dogs on a third of the ground means three times as much waste per square foot. Grass in a small yard is already under more pressure, and waste left on it through a wet Oregon winter makes the lawn patchy by March.

Many people assume a small yard should cost less. It costs the same, because the rate depends on how many dogs you have and how often we come, not on lot size. A compact Fairview Village lot and a large one north of Halsey pay the same.

Fairview sits between Blue Lake and Fairview Lake, with the Salish Ponds wetland in the middle of town. Few suburbs have this much water so close to homes.

Dog waste is high in nitrogen and phosphorus. When rain carries those nutrients into a lake or wetland, they feed algae blooms, which pull oxygen out of the water. Blue Lake Regional Park is a 101-acre Metro park that many Fairview households use, and Salish Ponds is a wetland with neighborhoods draining toward it on every side.

That's why we take all the waste off the property. Bagging it and dropping it in a shared trash can nearby only moves it, and in a ZIP code with this much water, that difference matters.

Yes, and 97024 has many renters. We need access to the yard with your landlord's approval, and there's no paperwork. If your lease makes yard care your job, a one-time cleanup at move-out is often the cheapest way to protect your deposit.

Dogs at home are usually fine. Tell us when you sign up if yours gets nervous with strangers, reacts to people or likes to run. On a small lot with an alley gate, it helps to know about an escape artist ahead of time.

Yes. Fairview and Wood Village share ZIP code 97024, and we cover the whole ZIP code. Wood Village also has its own page.

Yes. Interlachen, the strip of homes between Blue Lake and Fairview Lake, is inside ZIP code 97024, so it's on our route. Being unincorporated doesn't affect booking, because the quote page checks the ZIP code, not the city boundary.

Yes, and in Fairview Village it's often the easier way in. If you share a fence line or an alley with a neighbor, tell us which gate to use and whether it has a code or a latch that sticks. We'll note it on your account.

No. As long as we can get into the yard, you don't need to be home. We latch the gate when we leave and text you after each visit.

We double-bag it and take it off your property. It doesn't go into your curbside bin or a park or shared trash can. With Blue Lake, Fairview Lake and the Salish Ponds wetland so close, that's the reason we take it with us.

A little. Each extra dog adds a small amount to the price per visit. The rate table above lists every price up to five dogs. If you have more than five, call or text us for a price.

Yes. We come all year on your usual weekday, rain or not. This close to Blue Lake and Fairview Lake, the wet months matter most, because that's when runoff carries waste toward the water. A visit can move by a day in severe weather, and we'll tell you ahead of time.

There's no contract. You can pause, change how often we come or cancel at any time. Quarterly billing saves 10%, but it's optional.