Phoenix is a big, spread-out city, from the citrus-lined lots of Arcadia under Camelback Mountain to the roomy backyards of Ahwatukee Foothills below South Mountain — and behind an awful lot of those fences is a dog and a yard someone has to stay on top of. Ah Crap Cleanup Co. handles the part nobody volunteers for: weekly dog-waste pickup, done right, for $25/week. We're not running a Phoenix route yet — we're building one — so this is a founding waitlist, and getting on it now is how you lock that $25/week rate.
It's owner-operated, which in plain terms means you're not booking through an app or a call center. You're texting Bryan — an actual person based just down the road in Chandler, who'll show up, clear the yard, and send before-and-after photos every single visit once your neighborhood is live. No long-term contract, and joining the waitlist costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Here's how it works: we launch a Phoenix neighborhood as soon as enough neighbors nearby are on the list, and founding customers lock in the $25/week rate for good. First time on a regular schedule, or has the backyard quietly piled up? Founding Phoenix customers pay no extra charge for the larger initial catch-up cleanup when their route opens — we clear the buildup, then keep it simple at $25/week from there. Bigger one-time jobs are quoted by photo.
How the Phoenix route works
Here's why the waitlist matters and how the $25/week stays $25: the Phoenix route will be grouped by neighborhood. Homes near each other — a cluster of streets in Ahwatukee off Chandler Boulevard near the Loop 202, or a run of Desert Ridge lots by Tatum and the Loop 101 — share the same service day, so there's less driving between yards, which is what keeps the price low. That's also why we launch by pocket: the first Phoenix neighborhoods to fill up their waitlist are the first ones we service. Get your address on the list, tell us your cross-streets, and you'll help pull your own street to the front of the line.
Why Phoenix
Phoenix is dog country through and through. Steele Indian School Park has one of the city's busiest off-leash dog parks right in the middle of town, South Mountain and Piestewa Peak fill up with dog walkers every cool morning, and the urban villages from Deer Valley to Laveen sit on desert lots big enough that a week of a couple dogs adds up fast. That's exactly the yard we're built for — and it's exactly why we want to open a Phoenix route the right way, neighborhood by neighborhood, instead of stretching thin across the whole Valley. If you've got a dog and a fence, get on the founding list and we'll bring the scooper to your street as soon as it fills.
Phoenix — common questions
How much is weekly dog-poop cleanup in Phoenix?
$25/week — that's the founding weekly rate, and getting on the Phoenix waitlist now is how you lock it in before your neighborhood launches. Bigger one-time or heavy-buildup jobs are quoted from a quick photo, so you always know the price before we start.
Do you serve Phoenix yet?
Not with a live weekly route yet — we're honest about that. We're based in Chandler and actively building the Phoenix route now, launching one neighborhood at a time as enough neighbors sign up. Join the founding waitlist and your $25/week rate is locked in as a founding customer; the more addresses on your street's list, the sooner we launch there.
How does the founding waitlist work, and which Phoenix areas are you building?
It's simple and free to join. We're building routes across the Phoenix urban villages — Ahwatukee Foothills, Arcadia, Desert Ridge, Laveen, Moon Valley, Deer Valley and more, spanning ZIPs like 85018, 85048, 85050, 85024 and 85041. Submit your address and cross-streets, and the moment enough neighbors near you are on the list, we launch your pocket and confirm your service day.
Do I have to sign a contract to join?
Nope. The waitlist is free and commits you to nothing, and once your neighborhood is live it's straightforward weekly service with no long-term contract — you can adjust or stop just by texting Bryan.
My backyard is really backed up. Is the first cleanup extra?
For founding Phoenix customers, no — there's no extra charge for the larger initial catch-up cleanup when your route launches. We clear the buildup, then keep it at $25/week going forward. Big one-off jobs outside weekly service 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 once your Phoenix neighborhood is live the same person you talk to is the one servicing your yard — and sending before-and-after photos every visit so you can see it's handled.
Other areas we serve
Updated 2026-07-24.