Ah Crap Cleanup Co. is owner-operated, and Maricopa is our first expansion market — the route is up and running now. That means when you text about service, you're talking to Bryan — the owner himself, not a call center three states away. Weekly cleanup is a flat $25/week, no contract, and you get before-and-after photos every single visit so you know the backyard got handled whether you were home or not.
Maricopa backyards are their own kind of project. The lots out here are bigger than what you'll find up in Chandler, the granite and desert landscaping hides more than a green lawn does, and if your subdivision runs an HOA — which, let's be honest, most of them do — a tidy yard isn't just nice, it's expected. We scoop it, bag it, haul it, and leave you a photo showing the work is done.
New to the house, or been letting it pile up since spring? For founding customers there's no extra charge for the larger initial buildup — that first catch-up visit gets you to a clean starting line, then the weekly $25 keeps it there.
How the Maricopa route works
Here's how we keep it $25 and keep it consistent: we group nearby homes onto the same service day. Maricopa is practically built for this — master-planned subdivisions like Rancho El Dorado and The Villages sit on tight, gridded streets, so when a handful of neighbors on the same loop are on the route, we knock them all out in one pass instead of burning gas crisscrossing the city. When you submit your address, we slot you into the day your part of town already runs — whether that's east of John Wayne Parkway in Rancho El Dorado and The Villages or over on the west side in Cobblestone Farms, Glennwilde and Alterra. More neighbors on your street means a schedule you can count on and a price that stays low.
Why Maricopa
Maricopa is why this whole thing exists. It's a fast-growing community about a half-hour south of Chandler down State Route 347 / John Wayne Parkway, packed with families, dogs, and the kind of roomy backyards that turn into a minefield fast in the Arizona heat. We chose Maricopa as our first expansion route because the neighborhoods are close-knit and clustered — exactly the setup that lets an owner-operated route serve a whole street well. If you've been meaning to hand off the one chore nobody in the house wants, this is the easy yes: local, photo-proof, no contract, and a real person on the other end of the text.
Maricopa — common questions
How much does weekly dog poop cleanup cost in Maricopa?
It's a flat $25 per week — our founding weekly rate. No contract, no signup fee, and before-and-after photos come with every visit. Bigger one-time jobs (say a yard that's gotten really out of hand) are quoted by photo, but the weekly service is a straight $25.
Do you cover my neighborhood?
We're running the route across both Maricopa ZIP codes — 85138 and 85139 — covering the master-planned communities like Rancho El Dorado, The Villages, Province, Glennwilde, Cobblestone Farms, Homestead, Senita, Alterra, Desert Cedars and the newer builds around town. Submit your address and we'll confirm your service day and which day your street already runs.
Do I have to be home for the cleanup?
Nope. As long as we can get to the yard, you don't need to be home. You'll get before-and-after photos every visit, so you always have proof the work got done — no need to go check the back corner yourself.
Is there a contract or a big buildup fee to get started?
No contract, ever — cancel any time. And for founding Maricopa customers, there's no extra charge for that larger initial buildup on the first visit. We get the yard to a clean starting point, then $25/week keeps it there.
How do I get on the schedule?
Text or call Bryan at (480) 256-9684 with your address. You're talking to the owner directly — a real person, not a dispatch line. We'll confirm which day your neighborhood runs and get you on the route.
Who actually shows up — is this a franchise?
It's owner-operated — not a franchise, and not a national chain routing you through a call center. Ah Crap Cleanup Co. is a local business, so when you text, you're dealing directly with Bryan, the owner — no 1-800 number, no phone tree, no getting bounced around.
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Updated 2026-07-17.