Skip to main content
Booty Scoopy logo

What we do

Four services. One clean yard.

Booty Scoopy scoops backyards, turf and shared green space from DeSoto to Mansfield and Ennis, and treats the spots that still smell. Pick a service to see what it includes.

Brandon standing beside the Booty Scoopy SUV, lettered We Scoop Dog Poop

Our services

Pick the service that fits.

Four services for homes, turf and shared spaces from DeSoto to Mansfield and Ennis.

A Booty Scoopy scoop pan in a customer's yard with their white dog watching

For your backyard

Most popular: weekly

Pet Waste Removal

Scheduled scooping once a week, twice a week or four times a week, plus one-time cleanups before a party or after a long break.

  • The whole yard walked, every visit
  • Waste double-bagged, knotted and sanitized
  • Your gate double-checked before we leave
A customer's curly doodle rolling in the grass for belly rubs

For the smell that lingers

Lawn & Patio Deodorizing

An eco-friendly enzyme deodorizer that breaks down odors from urine, feces and even vomit on lawns, patios and dog runs. Tough on smells, gentle on pets.

  • Goes down on a freshly scooped yard
  • Lawns, patios and dog runs
  • Add-on: $25 monthly, $40 every two weeks or $50 weekly
A puppy standing on artificial turf outside a patio door

For turf and gravel runs

Artificial Turf Scooping

Turf, pads and gravel dog areas need scooping too. We pick up the waste and apply our deodorizer so the turf stays clean and fresh.

  • Turf, pads and gravel runs
  • Deodorizer applied after the scoop
  • Same visit as the grass
A pet waste station stocked with bags, beside a lined trash bin on the lawn of an apartment community

For shared green space

Commercial Poop Scooping

HOA common areas, apartment dog parks and businesses with grass out front. We set a schedule that fits how much the space gets used.

  • Common areas, paths and dog parks
  • A set day each week, or more
  • One local contact: the owners

Every visit includes

What you can count on.

  • The whole yard

    We walk the full yard and pick up every pile we find, every visit.

  • Double-bagged and sealed

    Tied with a poop knot, sanitized inside and out, then into your trash can on site.

  • Sanitized gear

    Tools, boots and buckets are sanitized between every yard.

  • Gate double-checked

    You don't need to be home. We make sure the gate is latched before we leave.

  • Treats for your pups

    Poop-shaped treats from Pickles Dog Treats, a local woman-owned business.

  • A rain plan

    We scoop in light rain. Heavy storms? We reschedule or double up next visit.

How it works

A clean yard in three easy steps.

Tell us about your dogs and your yard. We take it from there.

  1. 1

    Get your quote

    How many dogs, how often and when the yard was last cleaned. It takes about a minute.

  2. 2

    We scoop the poop

    We come on your scheduled day, scoop the whole yard and latch the gate behind us.

  3. 3

    Enjoy your yard

    Relax with a clean, fresh lawn, your family and your dogs.

Frequently asked

Service questions, answered.

How much does dog poop scooping cost in DeSoto, TX?

For one dog on a weekly plan, it comes to under $25 a scoop, billed monthly. Your price depends on how many dogs you have, how often we come and your ZIP code, and our quote shows it on the spot. New customers get $25 off their first month, and we give discounts to veterans, teachers, first responders and seniors.

Do I need to be home when you scoop?

Nope! Just make sure your gate is unlocked. We sanitize our gear, scoop the yard, and double-check that your gate is securely latched before leaving.

How do you keep my dogs safe?

We thoroughly sanitize all tools, boots and collection buckets between every single yard to prevent cross-contamination.

What do you do with the dog waste?

We double-bag every bit of waste, seal each bag with a poop knot, and sanitize the bags inside and out before placing them in your trash can on site. Nothing sits around: it's sealed, sanitized and out of sight.

How often should dog poop be picked up in my yard?

At least once a week for most yards. Waste left longer smells, draws flies and burns the grass, and rain washes what's left toward storm drains and creeks. Homes with several dogs do best twice a week, and big packs four times a week.

How often can you come?

Once a week, twice a week or four times a week, plus one-time cleanups. Tell us about your dogs and we'll help you pick.

Is it bad to leave dog poop in the yard?

Yes. Dog waste doesn't feed the lawn like fertilizer: it burns the grass, draws flies and can carry bacteria and parasites like roundworms that stay in the soil, where kids and dogs play. When it rains, it washes toward storm drains and local creeks. Picking it up on a schedule keeps paws and play areas clean.

Do you clean up after more than one dog?

Yes. We scoop for homes with one dog or four or more. Each extra dog adds a little to the monthly price, and the quote shows yours on the spot.

See all questions

Still have questions? A real person answers.

Call (469) 383-8899

Ready when you are

Let's scoop that yard.

Get a quote in about a minute, or call or text. New customers get $25 off their first month.

CallGet a Quote

Get your quote

Step 1 of 6 · about a minute

How many dogs do you have?