Here’s what it costs. No form to fill out first, no “call for pricing,” no surprises on the invoice.
Weekly service starts at $20 a visit
Most Danville-area yards land between $20 and $30 per visit on weekly service. Two things move that number: how many dogs you have, and how big the yard is. That’s the entire calculation.
We don’t run it through a formula and hand you $38.89. Two questions, then a price you can repeat back to your spouse without checking your notes.
PRICE LIST
Weekly
| Your yard | Per visit | Billed monthly |
| Up to 2 dogs, up to ½ acre | $20 | $87 |
| Up to 4 dogs, up to ½ acre | $30 | $130 |
Biweekly
| Your Yard | Per Visit | Billed Monthly |
| Up to 2 dogs, up to ½ acre | $30 | $65 |
| Up to 4 dogs, up to ½ acre | $45 | $98 |
Bigger than that?
+$5 per additional dog +$10 per additional half acre
Five dogs on an acre? That’s $30 base, plus $5 for the fifth dog, plus $10 for the extra half acre — $45 a visit. You can do that math yourself, which is the point.
One-time cleanup — $125 per half acre
For yards that have gotten away from you. Spring catch-up, a move-out, listing the house, or people coming over Saturday.
No commitment, no subscription.
Free when you start weekly or biweekly service. Most people run the numbers and start service — $125 once, or $87 for a month that includes the catch-up plus three more visits.
WHAT MOVES THE PRICE?
Two things. That’s it.
How many dogs. More dogs, more waste, more time on the ground. This is the biggest factor by a distance.
How much yard. Not lot size on paper — the part we actually walk. A fenced quarter acre behind a house on two acres is a quarter-acre job.
WHAT YOU GET FOR IT
Every visit includes:
- The whole property — front, back, side yards, landscaping beds, deck and patio edges, fence lines. If your dog goes there, so do we.
- Gate check and photo — texted every visit, so you know it’s latched
- Sanitized equipment — tools and boots disinfected between properties
- The same day every week — so you know when we’re coming
No trip charges, no fuel surcharges, no minimum term, no cancellation fee.
THE PRICE LOCK
Your price doesn’t go up. Ever.
Everybody’s raising prices right now, and a lot of them are using inflation as the reason whether it’s the real one or not.
We’re not doing that.
The rate you sign up at is the rate you keep, for as long as you’re with us. Not a twelve-month promo that resets. Not a rate that quietly climbs $3 every January. The number you agree to today is the number you’re paying two years from now.
New customers may pay more down the road as our costs change. You won’t.
Wait. Didn’t I say this on the other page? Yes, yes I did. But I want to make sure you know we will not raise your price as long as you are a customer with us.
THE OFFER
Founding 50
We’re taking our first 50 Danville-area customers, and every one of them gets their rate locked for as long as they stay.
- First cleanup free — however bad it’s gotten, the catch-up visit is included when you start service
- Rate locked — for as long as you’re a customer
- $20 referral credit — for you and whoever you send
Start your first month and the initial cleanup is on us. On its own it runs $125 per half acre.
FAQ
Questions about pricing
How much does a pooper scooper service cost?
Nationally, weekly dog waste removal runs about $15–$35 a visit depending on dogs and yard size. In Danville we’re at $20 a visit for up to two dogs and half an acre, and $30 for up to four dogs. Every-other-week service is $30 and $45.
Why is the monthly $87 and not $80?
There are 52 weeks in a year, not 48. We spread all 52 visits evenly across 12 months so the months with five visits don’t spike your bill. Four-times-a-month billing means you’d be paying for 48 visits and receiving 52 — that math works out in somebody’s favor, and it isn’t yours.
Why is every-other-week more per visit than weekly?
Two weeks of accumulation takes noticeably longer to clear than one. You’re paying for time on the ground, not for trips. Weekly works out cheaper per visit — about $22 more a month for twice the service.
Is a pooper scooper service worth it?
Most people spend 20–30 minutes a week on this, plus the mental overhead of knowing it needs doing. At $20 a visit you’re buying back roughly two hours a month of something you actively dislike. Whether that’s worth it is your call, but that’s the actual trade.
Do you charge extra for a first cleanup?
It’s free when you start service — we bill your first month at signup and the catch-up is included. As a standalone one-time job it’s $125 per half acre, because a yard that’s gone months is genuinely a different job.
Are there contracts or cancellation fees?
No and no. Cancel anytime by text.
Will my price go up next year?
No. Your rate is locked for as long as you’re a customer. New customers may pay different rates over time — yours doesn’t move.
Do you charge more if my yard is really bad?
Not for regular service. The first cleanup is the heavy one and it’s free when you start. After that we’re maintaining, not excavating.
What if I have more than four dogs?
Add $5 per additional dog. Call and we’ll give you an exact number in about a minute.
Do you offer discounts?
Referrals — $20 credit for you and $20 for whoever you send, applied to your next bill. And the Founding 50 rate lock while spots last.
How do I pay?
Card on file, billed monthly, first month at signup. No checks, no invoices to chase.
Do you service my area?
Danville, Junction City, Perryville, Stanford, Lancaster, Harrodsburg, Lexington and the surrounding parts of Boyle, Lincoln, Garrard, Fayette and Mercer counties. Call and we’ll tell you straight.
That’s the whole price list
No hidden fees, no annual increases, no contract. First cleanup free when you start service.