Pooper scooper service in Gresham, 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. Gresham pays the same rate as every other city on the route, and lot size doesn't change it. A quarter acre on Gresham Butte costs the same as a small lot in Rockwood.

Yes. We clean yards across Gresham, including the parts with a Portland ZIP code, on the same day every week. Get a quote online to check your address and see your price in about a minute.

Because most Gresham yards are big. Two dogs make the same amount of waste anywhere, but on a quarter-acre lot it spreads across the whole yard instead of collecting in one spot. Picking it up isn't hard, but it takes time, and it has to be done every week.

Gresham is the second-largest city in the Portland metro, and many homes here still have big yards. That's part of why families with dogs move here, and it makes cleanup a bigger job than on a small lot in inner Portland.

On a big lot, you can't see the whole yard from the back door. Waste ends up along the fence, behind the shed, under the deck stairs and in long grass the mower misses. Finding it is most of the work, and it's the first thing that gets skipped when it's dark at 4:30 and raining.

Yard sizes in Gresham vary widely. Rockwood has small lots and many rentals, Gresham Butte and Powell Valley have acreage, and Kelly Creek and Hollybrook are in between. That's why we price by the number of dogs and how often we come, not by lot size.

Yes. We come all year on the same weekday, rain or not. Winter is when the service helps most. The Portland metro gets about 36 inches of rain a year, and most of it falls from November to January, when people tend to stop cleaning up the yard themselves.

December averages about 7.4 inches of rain, November about 6.6 and January about 6.3. July gets less than half an inch. For about four months it's wet and dark before dinner, and few people want to search the yard with a bag and a flashlight.

Waste left in soaked ground all winter breaks down into the lawn, and by spring the lawn needs repair. Staying on a weekly or every-other-week schedule through the wet months is the best way to avoid a big cleanup in March.

If your yard has already fallen behind, tell us when you sign up. We'll make the first visit a longer cleanup before your regular schedule starts. If that's all you need, book a one-time spring yard cleanup with no plan.

That's usually fine. Tell us when you sign up if your dog is nervous around strangers, reactive, likely to run or very large and energetic. If you'd like your dog inside during visits, that's a normal request, and we'll plan around it.

Yes. We bag the waste and take it off the property instead of using a community trash can, which is usually what an HOA cares about most.

All of Gresham. Most addresses use 97030 or 97080. Parts of west and north Gresham, including much of Rockwood and Wilkes East, use 97230, 97233 or 97236, which Gresham shares with Portland. We cover Rockwood, Wilkes East, Centennial, North Gresham, Powell Valley, Kelly Creek, Gresham Butte, Hollybrook and Southwest Gresham. In the three shared ZIP codes, the quote page checks your street address, since the Portland side isn't on our route yet.

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.

No. The price depends on how many dogs you have and how often we come, not on lot size or slope. A quarter acre on Gresham Butte costs the same as a small lot in Rockwood.

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.

No. It's common, especially after a wet winter. Tell us when you sign up, and we'll make the first visit a longer cleanup before your regular schedule starts.

Both. We need access to the yard and, if you rent, a landlord who is fine with us coming in. We don't ask for any paperwork.

We double-bag it and take it off your property. It doesn't go in your curbside bin or a park trash can. Pet waste is high in nitrogen and phosphorus, and waste left where rain can reach it washes into local streams.

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.