Dog waste removal in Capitol Hill.
The densest square mile in the state: brick apartment blocks, shared back courts and almost no private lawn. Service is courtyards, strips of grass beside the parking pad, and the alley side of a building nobody has cleaned since the last freeze.
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Capitol Hill
How we serve Capitol Hill
- 01Focus
- Cover a shared court where a dozen dogs contribute and no one is accountable
- 02Focus
- Give a landlord a dated log without naming individual residents
- 03Local note
- Trash and service both run off the alley here, so book around collection day
- 04Local note
- Ask for the deep pass in April, once the snowpack in the shaded north court finally goes
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Capitol Hill, questions answered.
Do you serve Capitol Hill yet?
Not yet. Denver is on our waitlist. Check your ZIP on our cities page and leave your email, and we will tell you when a crew is scooping near you.
What happens on a visit in Capitol Hill?
A background-checked scooper clears the whole yard, corners included, and bags the waste. They shut the gate on the way out and photograph it, and the visit's color, consistency and content read is saved in the app with the date.
How is a visit in Capitol Hill priced?
The same way as every yard: by its size, your dogs and how often you want a visit. The quote tool shows the exact price before you book, and there is no contract.
Keep Capitol Hill yards clean, and on the record.
We are not scooping in Denver yet. Join the waitlist and we will tell you when a crew is here.