How does your pooper scooper service work?

It's simple! Sign up online, choose your service frequency, and we'll handle the rest. Our technician arrives on your scheduled day, thoroughly cleans your entire yard, sanitizes their equipment, and texts you when complete. You don't even need to be home!

What areas do you service?

We proudly serve Orange, Ulster & Pike County and more! This includes Middletown, Newburgh, Goshen, Monroe, Warwick, and all surrounding areas. Not sure if we service your area? Enter your zip code in our quote calculator!

Do I need to be home for my cleanup?

Nope! Most customers aren't home during service. We text when we're on the way and send a completion photo. As long as we can access your yard, we're good to go. Your dogs can even stay outside - we love making new furry friends!

What if I want to cancel or pause service?

No problem! There are NO contracts. Skip a week, pause for vacation, or cancel anytime with no fees or hassle. We believe in earning your business every visit, not locking you in. That's the Clean Paws difference.

How do you ensure safety for my dogs?

Safety is our priority. All technicians pass background checks. We use kennel-grade disinfectant on our equipment after every yard. We always secure gates behind us. And we're trained to work around pets - your dogs are in good hands!

Do you clean in winter and bad weather?

Absolutely! We're out there rain, snow, or shine. In fact, winter cleanups are crucial - waste accumulates under snow and becomes a nasty mess in spring. Only severe storms (blizzards, ice) will delay service, and we'll reschedule promptly.

Why should I pay for pooper scooper service?

Great question! Dog waste carries 23 million bacteria per gram - it's a health hazard. It kills grass, smells terrible, and attracts pests. Most customers tell us they save 2-3 hours weekly and wish they'd started sooner. Try us risk-free with a FREE first cleanup!

What's your satisfaction guarantee?

Simple: if you're not happy, we'll make it right. Missed a spot? We'll come back same day. Not satisfied? We'll fix it or refund your service. That's the Clean Paws promise - and why we have a 4.9-star Google rating.

What is a pooper scooper service?

A pooper scooper service is a professional pet waste removal company that visits your property on a regular schedule to pick up all dog poop from your yard. Clean Paws is the #1 rated pooper scooper service in the Hudson Valley, NY. Our trained, background-checked technicians handle everything — you never have to touch a thing.

How much does a pooper scooper service cost?

Pooper scooper pricing varies based on your yard size, number of dogs, and how often you want service. Every yard is unique, so we provide personalized quotes. Get a free custom quote at cleanpaws.io/booking — it takes under 60 seconds. Your first cleanup is FREE!

How often should I hire a pooper scooper?

For most homes with dogs, weekly pooper scooper service is ideal. It prevents waste buildup and keeps your yard clean and odor-free. Homes with 3+ dogs benefit from twice-weekly pooper scooper visits. Single-dog households with small breeds may do well with bi-weekly service. A single dog produces about 275 pounds of waste per year, so regular pooper scooper service makes a big difference.

Do pooper scooper services clean up all types of pet waste?

Our pooper scooper service primarily focuses on dog waste removal from residential and commercial yards. We can accommodate waste from other outdoor pets on a case-by-case basis. Our technicians thoroughly clean the entire yard during every visit, including hard-to-reach areas along fences and under bushes.

What areas does Clean Paws serve in New York?

Clean Paws provides pooper scooper service across 200+ cities in the Hudson Valley region. We serve Orange County (Middletown, Newburgh, Monroe, Goshen, Warwick), Dutchess County (Poughkeepsie, Beacon, Fishkill), Ulster County (Kingston, New Paltz), Rockland, Putnam, Sullivan, Westchester, Columbia, and Greene counties in NY, plus Pike and Monroe counties in PA.

Is a pooper scooper service worth it?

Absolutely! A professional pooper scooper service saves you 2-3 hours per week and protects your family from the 23 million bacteria per gram found in dog waste, including E. coli, roundworms, and giardia. It also prevents lawn damage, keeps pests away, and protects local waterways. Most customers say they wish they'd hired a pooper scooper sooner. Try Clean Paws risk-free — your first cleanup is FREE!

How does a professional pet waste removal service work?

When you hire Clean Paws as your pooper scooper, here's what happens: (1) Get a free custom quote online or by phone. (2) Choose your schedule and frequency — no contracts required. (3) Our trained, insured technician arrives on your day, cleans the entire yard, double-bags all waste, and removes it. (4) You get a text when done. It's that simple!

Can I hire a pooper scooper for a one-time cleanup?

Yes! Clean Paws offers one-time pooper scooper cleanups for yards that need a deep clean. This is perfect for spring cleanups after winter, moving in or out of a home, preparing for an event, or giving our pooper scooper service a try before starting a recurring plan. Get a free quote at cleanpaws.io.

Why is dog poop bad for my lawn?

Despite what many people think, dog poop is NOT a fertilizer. Its high nitrogen and phosphorus content actually burns grass, leaving brown spots and dead patches. It also contaminates the soil with harmful bacteria and parasites that persist for years. Regular pooper scooper service from Clean Paws keeps your lawn green, healthy, and safe for your family to enjoy.

How much is the fine for not picking up dog poop in Delaware?

Fines for not picking up dog poop in Delaware range from $25 - $500, depending on the municipality and whether it is a repeat offense.

Who enforces pet waste laws in Delaware?

In Delaware, pet waste laws are enforced by animal control, code enforcement, and beach patrol officers.

Is it illegal to not pick up dog poop in Delaware?

Yes. Delaware has a statewide law requiring dog owners to pick up pet waste in public areas and on others' property. Violators can be fined $25 - $500.

Statewide Law

Dog Poop Laws in Delaware

Everything you need to know about pet waste regulations, fines, and enforcement in Delaware (DE).

Fines: $25 - $500

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Delaware Pet Waste Law Overview

Statewide Statute

Delaware Code Title 7, Chapter 17 includes provisions requiring dog owners to clean up pet waste in public areas. New Castle County and the beach communities enforce additional local ordinances with stricter penalties.

Fine Range

$25 - $500

Enforcement

Animal control, code enforcement, and beach patrol officers

Law Type

Statewide Statute

Key Regulations in Delaware

What every dog owner needs to know

State code includes pet waste provisions

Beach towns enforce seasonal enhanced penalties

New Castle County has strict county-level ordinances

Public parks post waste removal requirements

City Ordinances in Delaware

Specific regulations by municipality

Wilmington

Fine: $50 - $250

City Code requires immediate pet waste removal in all public areas

Dover

Fine: $25 - $200

Municipal ordinance mandates waste cleanup in parks and public spaces

Rehoboth Beach

Fine: $100 - $500

Enhanced seasonal enforcement with strict fines in tourist areas and boardwalk

Tips for Dog Owners in Delaware

Stay compliant and keep your community clean

Delaware beach towns enforce pet waste laws heavily during summer tourist season

Rehoboth Beach fines can reach $500 during peak season

Small state means consistent enforcement across county lines

Carry extra bags when visiting Delaware state parks with your dog

Frequently Asked Questions About Delaware Pet Waste Laws

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