Buckeye has spent a few years running as one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, and you can see it in the new rooftops filling Verrado, Sun City Festival, and Tartesso faster than the landscaping crews can keep up. What most of those backyards share out here on the West Valley's edge is a lot of desert-yard square footage and, more often than not, a dog. Ah Crap Cleanup Co. is building a Buckeye route for exactly that job — weekly dog-waste pickup at a founding rate of $25/week — and this page is where you get in line first.
One honest note up front: we're a small, owner-operated outfit based in Chandler, and we don't have a truck running Buckeye streets today. We launch a new city one neighborhood at a time, as soon as enough neighbors in the same area are on the founding waitlist to make a tight, reliable route worth the drive. Get on the list now and you lock the $25/week founding rate before we ever roll out — and you're not booking through an app or a call center, you're texting Bryan, an actual person who shows up, clears the yard, and sends before-and-after photos every single visit.
There's no long-term contract and no catch to reserving your spot. When your Buckeye neighborhood goes live, founding customers pay no extra charge for the larger initial catch-up cleanup — even if the yard has quietly piled up while you waited — and then it stays simple at $25/week from there. Bigger one-time jobs are quoted from a quick photo, so you always know the price before anyone starts.
How the Buckeye route works
Here's the plan for keeping $25/week actually $25 out in Buckeye: we launch by neighborhood, not by scattered one-off addresses. When a cluster of homes in Verrado, Festival Foothills, or Tartesso lands on the waitlist together, that's the pocket we turn on first — because homes near each other can share a single service day with almost no driving between yards, and that's what keeps the price low and the day consistent. Buckeye is big and spread out, which is exactly why the neighborhood-route model matters here more than anywhere. The more neighbors you get onto the list, the faster your street's route fills, and the sooner we can launch it.
Why Buckeye
Buckeye is dog country on a West Valley scale. The lots run big — half the reason people move out this way is the extra yard — which means a week of a couple of dogs adds up fast, and the HOAs from Verrado to Sun City Festival expect front and back kept sharp. There's a dedicated off-leash run at Sundance Park Dog Park for when the backyard isn't enough, and endless trailhead weekends waiting up at Skyline Regional Park in the White Tank foothills. If you've got a dog, a fence, and the patience to help us stand up a brand-new route, you're exactly the founding customer we're building this Buckeye waitlist for.
Buckeye — common questions
Do you serve Buckeye yet?
Not with a live route today — we're honest about that. We're building the Buckeye route right now, and we launch a neighborhood the moment enough neighbors in the same area are on the founding waitlist. Join the list and you lock the $25/week founding rate for good, so you're first on the schedule when your street goes live.
How much will weekly dog-poop cleanup in Buckeye cost, and does the waitlist lock the price?
$25/week — that's the founding rate, and joining the waitlist locks it in for you before we ever roll out in Buckeye, even as the price rises for later customers. Bigger one-time or heavy-buildup jobs are quoted from a quick photo, so you always know the number before we start.
Which Buckeye neighborhoods will you launch first?
Wherever the waitlist fills in first. We're gathering founding neighbors across Verrado, Sun City Festival, Tartesso, Sienna Hills, Festival Foothills, Sundance, Rancho Vista, Rainbow Valley and more — right across Buckeye. Submit your address and neighborhood so we can see which pocket is closest to going live.
Do I have to sign a contract to get on the waitlist?
No. There's no long-term contract and nothing to pay to hold your founding spot. When your neighborhood launches it's straightforward weekly service you can adjust or stop just by texting Bryan.
My backyard is really backed up. Will the first cleanup cost extra?
For founding Buckeye customers, no. When your route goes live we clear the full buildup — however long you've waited — at no extra charge, then keep it at $25/week going forward. Truly large one-time jobs are quoted from a photo first.
Who actually shows up to my yard?
Bryan, the owner. You text or call (480) 256-9684 directly, and the same person you talk to is the one who'll service your yard once Buckeye launches — a real person, every visit, with photo proof to your phone.
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Updated 2026-07-24.