Nobody loves scooping. Most Denver dog owners avoid it until the yard is unusable, then spend an unpleasant hour catching up. Weekly pet waste cleanup ("poop scooping" if you want the unvarnished name) is one of those services that sounds frivolous until you actually try it — at which point you wonder why you didn't sign up years ago.
What it costs in Denver
- 1 dog: $25/week
- 2 dogs: $30/week
- 3+ dogs: $35/week
Biweekly visits are also an option for low-traffic yards. Pricing is the same whether you're in Wash Park, Park Hill, Berkeley, or anywhere else AssistResi covers in Denver.
How the service works
- You pick a weekly or biweekly schedule.
- An AssistResi provider shows up on your scheduled day.
- They scoop the yard, patio, or balcony — every spot.
- Waste is bagged and hauled away (no leaving bags in your trash).
- Tools are sanitized between visits.
- You get a visit-confirmation message when it's done.
Why most Denver dog owners are switching
Two reasons: time and consistency. Doing it yourself "every weekend" usually means doing it every 2–3 weeks, which means the yard is bad most of the time. A weekly visit means the yard is always usable — for the dog, for kids, for entertaining.
What about apartments and townhouses?
If you have a private patio, balcony, or small yard at a Denver townhouse or apartment, AssistResi can cover it. It's not just for big yards.