Pooper scooper service areas around 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. Every city on the route pays the same rate. There's no distance fee and no zone pricing, so Troutdale, at the far end, pays the same as Happy Valley.

Yes, if you live in Gresham, Troutdale, Happy Valley, Fairview, Wood Village, Boring or Damascus. We come to your yard on the same day every week. Get a quote online to check your address and see your price in about a minute.

Enter your ZIP code on the quote page. You'll get a yes or no as soon as you type it, before we ask for your name, email or card.

Because we run a single route. A fixed service day only stays fixed if we can finish the whole area in a day, so we keep it small on purpose.

That means a real weekday instead of a wide arrival window, and a route we run in the same order every cycle.

It's also why days fill up. When a route day is full, the booking page grays it out instead of overbooking it. You'll know which morning to leave the side gate unlocked, and it will be the same morning next week.

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

December averages about 7.4 inches of rain, November about 6.6 and January about 6.3, compared with less than half an inch in July. 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.

That's how yards fall behind and end up needing a big cleanup in March. Waste left in soaked ground all winter breaks down into the lawn. Staying on schedule through the wet months prevents it.

If your yard has already fallen behind, tell us when you sign up, and we'll make the first visit a longer cleanup before your regular schedule starts.

Seven communities: Gresham (97030 and 97080, plus the Gresham side of 97230, 97233 and 97236), Troutdale (97060), Happy Valley (97086), Fairview (97024), Wood Village (97024 and 97060), Boring (97009) and Damascus (97089). In the three ZIP codes Gresham shares with Portland, the quote page also checks your street address.

Not right now. We run a single route, and a fixed weekly day only stays fixed if we can finish the area in a day. Stretching the area would make route days less reliable for the customers already on them.

No. Every city on our route pays the same rate per visit. There's no distance fee, fuel charge or zone pricing. Troutdale, at the far end, pays exactly what Happy Valley pays.

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. You can pause, change how often we come or cancel at any time. Quarterly billing saves 10%, but it's optional.

That's common, especially in early spring 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.

Yes, as a separate service. We quote common-area cleanup, pet station service and bag restocking per property, and we can provide a COI, a W-9 and Net-30 invoicing. Details are on the commercial page.