The frequency of your dog waste removal service can vary depending on the package you choose. We offer 2x and 3x weekly, weekly, biweekly, or monthly services. If you only need a one-time clean-up we can do that too.
The cost of dog waste removal services can vary depending on several factors including the number of dogs, the size of the yard, and the frequency of service. In general, prices range from around $20 to $25 per visit for a small yard with one or two dogs.
The Poolice Department bills on a monthly schedule with pooper scooper pricing starting at just $50 per month.
We currently provide pooper scooper services throughout Hampton Roads, to include: Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Suffolk, Portsmouth, Hampton and Newport News.
It is always a good idea to choose a dog waste removal company that is licensed and insured. This will protect you in the event of any accidents or injuries that may occur while the service is being performed.
The Poolice Department is fully licensed, and insured, and has a great reputation in the local community.
We have a client portal where payment is processed. Our team will create an account on your behalf after you have spoken to a The Poolice representative. We will then send your login info to your email. The process to sign up is simple and takes under two minutes. Inside your portal account, you will have access to copies of all paid invoices, and records of past/scheduled services, and you can link your credit/debit card to the secure platform. After you link your card, we will generate and pay invoices on your behalf and send you receipts.
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Your card will need to be linked to your account by the time we arrive at your home. If your card is not connected by this time, we will attempt to contact you and knock on your door. If no contact is made, we will reschedule your cleanup for the next available date. Depending on the time of year, this could be weeks out. If you need help connecting your card, we are always available to help you over the phone.
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