Pooper scooper service in Happy Valley, 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. The price depends only on how many dogs you have and how often we come, never on lot size or slope. Happy Valley's hills are already covered by the standard rate.

Yes. We clean yards across Happy Valley (97086) on the same day every week. Get a quote online to check your address and see your price in about a minute.

Because almost nothing here is flat. Happy Valley is built across Mt. Scott and Scouters Mountain, so yards tend to be terraced, sloped or split between a level lawn and a steep drop. That makes cleanup slower, but we still don't charge more for it.

Homes here are newer, bigger and more landscaped than anywhere else on our route, so more of the yard is edges: retaining walls, planted beds, bark-dust borders, side slopes and the strip behind the fence. Waste on a slope also moves downhill in the rain and collects in the low corner.

That low corner is the part that gets skipped when homeowners clean up themselves, because walking down a wet bark-dust slope in January is unpleasant. By spring, it's often the only part of the yard that needs real attention.

Pricing depends on how many dogs you have and how often we come, not on lot size or slope. Happy Valley has some of the biggest and steepest lots on our route, and we think those homes should pay the same rate as everyone else.

No. The price depends on how many dogs you have and how often we come, not on lot size or slope. Sloped and terraced lots pay the standard rate.

All of ZIP code 97086, which covers Sunnyside, Scouters Mountain, Mt. Scott, Rock Creek, Altamont, Southgate, Eagle Landing and the Pleasant Valley side.

Yes. Many Happy Valley homes are in HOA neighborhoods. Our vehicle is unbranded, nothing is left at the curb, no waste goes into a community bin or pet station, and we take everything off the property. If your HOA has rules about vendors, hours or gate codes, tell us when you sign up and we'll follow them.

Yes, as long as your ZIP code is 97086. Many addresses use the Happy Valley name but are in unincorporated Clackamas County. The quote page checks your ZIP code, not the city boundary, and tells you right away.

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 a community trash can, a pet station or your own curbside cart. In an HOA neighborhood, that's usually what people care about most.

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. A wet slope takes longer to walk, and the standard rate already covers that. 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.