To order service, click the “Order Service” button at the top of this web site. Enter your zip code and press “Go.” If you live within one of our current service areas, you will see our pricing plans. To sign up, select your preferred plan and fill out and submit the form. A Doo Dudes representative will contact you to discuss servicing options with you.
You will receive a monthly bill via e-mail that can be paid for online (with the option to sign up for auto-pay). We accept all major credit cards as well as bank payment (ACH).
We strive to offer excellent service and are proud to offer a full satisfaction guarantee! If our services do not meet your expectations, please call us immediately and we will fix the problem.
We have a strict privacy policy. We will never share or sell your information to anyone.
We offer twice weekly, weekly, and every other week service. For one-time service, please e-mail us for pricing and availability or call us at 833-DOO-DUDE
We cannot guarantee a specific day or time. In order to keep our prices low, we have a scheduled route assignment.
No, but please make sure we can access your yard on your service day. If you have a lock on your gate, please either provide us with the combination or we will loan you a combination lock. For optimal service, keyed locks must be replaced with a combination lock.
Please give us 48-hour notice and a full credit will be given for that visit.
Yes, we love dogs! If your dog is friendly, we don’t mind them being in the yard while we work. However, if they are aggressive we ask that you keep them inside while we are in the yard.
We make every effort to come out on your scheduled visit, however if there is lightning, ice or fresh snow, for safety reasons, we may not work. Snow policy will be provided on first visit.
Your dog’s safety is our top priority. We will always make sure your gate is closed securely. To read about other ways we strive to keep you, your family, and your pets safe, click here.
The waste is removed from your property and disposed of in accordance with city, county and state regulations.
No. Dog waste is protein based. Unlike cow and horses (whose waste is vegetable based), dog waste carries parasites and bacteria that can be harmful to your family, pets and lawn. To read more about the dangers of an un-scooped yard, click here.