How much does dog poop removal cost in Temecula Valley?

What local companies publish, as of October 2026

We opened each company's own website this month and wrote down only what the page says. If a site shows no price, the table says so. Prices change, so check the company before you book.

Nature's Reality is the only local company we found with a full price list in text on its own site. Its weekly rate for one dog starts at $145 a month, and every figure on its page carries a plus sign, which means the final quote can be higher.

Why the numbers do not line up

Two of the figures above look like they cannot both be right. A $14.95 weekly special and a $145 monthly rate are not far apart if the first is per visit: four visits at $14.95 is about $60 a month. That is our arithmetic, not a claim from POOP 911, and the page does not confirm it.

This is the main problem with comparing scooping prices. Some companies charge per visit and some bill monthly. Some quote one dog and some quote up to four. Always ask for the monthly total with your dog count, your lot size and your visit schedule.

For a fair comparison, convert everything to a monthly figure for one dog on a weekly schedule. Scoop King's is $89. Nature's Reality's starting rate is $145.

What changes the price

The companies above name the same few factors. Nature's Reality says dog count, lot size, waste load and access can raise a quote. Yard Fresh says yard size, access and how much cleanup is needed. In plain terms, you pay more for these:

• More dogs. Nature's Reality adds $20 a month for a second dog on a weekly plan ($145+ to $165+). Scoop King also adds $20 a month per extra dog.
• A yard nobody has scooped in a while. Nature's Reality says a neglected yard's initial clean is quoted up front.
• More visits. Twice a week costs about 1.8 times weekly at Nature's Reality ($260+ against $145+ for one dog) and about 1.7 times at Scoop King ($149 against $89). Both ratios are our arithmetic.
• A large lot or a hard-to-reach gate or hillside.

What Scoop King charges

Scoop King covers Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee, Lake Elsinore, Wildomar, Canyon Lake, Winchester and Sun City. The bi-weekly plan is $59 a month, weekly is $89 and twice weekly is $149. There is no contract, and you can cancel anytime. New customers get the first cleanup free.

If your yard is backed up and you only want one visit, the one-time cleanup is $89. See the one-time cleanup page for what it covers, or the full pricing page to add dogs.

Scoop King is new, so there are no reviews to point to yet. The prices are on the page, and you can compare them against anyone above.

How to compare quotes

Ask each company three things: is the price per visit or per month, how many dogs does it cover, and does it include hauling the waste away. Yard Fresh's $1.00 per visit disposal charge is a good example of a detail that changes the total.

Then do the math at your own schedule. If you are deciding between doing it yourself and paying, the time calculator shows the hours behind each option, and our general cost guide covers what drives pricing anywhere.

Not sure how often you need a visit? Weekly versus bi-weekly walks through it by dog count.

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