Service area
We keep our routes tight and our schedule reliable by focusing on the neighborhoods we know best.
Rather than stretch our San Francisco pooper scooper service thin across the whole city, we run dependable weekly routes through a focused set of neighborhoods. That is how we keep service consistent and quality high.
We serve a tight cluster of neighborhoods, which keeps drive time low and our schedule dependable.
We coordinate your service directly with you and always show up when we say we will.
If your block is close to a neighborhood we serve, ask — we can often extend a route to include it.
Pacific Heights is one of San Francisco's most established residential neighborhoods, and many of its homes come with the kind of private gardens, brick patios, and rear decks that deserve regular, discreet upkeep.
Cow Hollow sits on the flat between Pacific Heights and the Marina, a walkable pocket of flats, condos, and single-family homes where a lot of households share outdoor space.
Presidio Heights is a quiet, residential neighborhood on the edge of the Presidio, with generous lots and the kind of established gardens that reward consistent care.
The Marina is flat, walkable, and full of dogs, with compact backyards and patios behind its signature low-rise homes and flats.
Russian Hill is steep, scenic, and dense, a mix of apartments, condos, and homes where outdoor space tends to come as compact decks, courtyards, and rooftop gardens.
Noe Valley sits in one of the city's sunniest pockets, a family neighborhood of Victorians with deep rear gardens that get more use than most.
Bernal Heights is sunny, hilly, and famously dog-friendly, built around the off-leash slopes of Bernal Hill.
Glen Park has a village feel built around its canyon, with hillside homes and gardens that back up to one of the city's wildest open spaces.
The Richmond District is a flat, foggy grid of single-family homes and flats between Golden Gate Park and the Presidio — one of the city's true single-family neighborhoods, where nearly every house has a backyard to keep clean.
Sea Cliff is one of San Francisco's most exclusive neighborhoods — a small enclave of large Mediterranean-style homes on the bluffs above Baker Beach and Lands End, most with walled gardens and terraces.
The Sunset is San Francisco's largest neighborhood and its biggest stretch of single-family homes — block after block of row houses, nearly all with a compact backyard, running from Golden Gate Park down to Ocean Beach.
West Portal is a walkable village neighborhood of single-family homes gathered around its namesake shopping street, popular with families and full of houses with private rear gardens.
Forest Hill is a planned hillside neighborhood of large homes on wooded, winding streets, where generous terraced gardens are the norm and mature trees give the area its name.
St. Francis Wood is one of San Francisco's original planned residential neighborhoods — grand homes on large, beautifully landscaped lots, with wide curving streets, fountains, and some of the most generous private gardens in the city.
Balboa Terrace is a small, quiet planned enclave next to St. Francis Wood, with handsome period homes on level, orderly streets and well-kept rear gardens.
Not seeing your block? Get in touch — we are often able to add nearby streets.
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