He was on time for the service, did a GREAT clean up job and made sure to secure the gate so my pups didn’t escape. A+++++
Built Tough for the Places Dogs Love Most
High-traffic corners need equipment that holds up. Each dog waste station we set up pairs a bag dispenser with a lidded, multi-gallon waste receptacle and posted signage that nudges folks to clean up after their pups. The powder-coated steel post shrugs off Utah County winters and August sun, so a station we install holds up season after season. Dog owners get a bag and a bin within a few steps of each other, which is usually all it takes to keep the grass clear across an apartment community or a wide stretch of open space.
- Bag refills and complete waste disposal on every visit
- Wysiwash cleaning and odor treatment around the base of each station
- Heavy-duty construction, a lidded receptacle, and signage that is easy to read
- Coverage throughout Utah County and the neighborhoods nearby
Getting Your Stations Up and Running
Walk the Grounds
We tour the property with you and mark the spots that make sense: entryways, walking loops, mailbox clusters, and the dog park corner where traffic runs heaviest.
Setup Day
Easy installation on a sturdy post, loaded with roll bags and positioned at a height that makes grabbing one effortless.
Routine Upkeep
We circle back on schedule to refill dispensers, drop in fresh liner bags, wipe down the container, tidy the surrounding area, and carry everything off-site.
What Sets Our Utah County Crew Apart
Reliable, ongoing care is what keeps a property clean, with someone dependable making sure every pet station stays full, emptied, and pleasant to walk past. That is our whole job. A property manager here in Utah County works with us so residents quit calling about an overflowing bin, and so the community keeps encouraging responsible pet ownership without anyone on staff having to think about it. Friendly crew, steady schedule, no surprises.
Where Our Stations Earn Their Keep
Apartment Grounds
Stations near dog runs, breezeways, and the outdoor space residents pass through every day.
Dog Parks
Large-capacity receptacles sized for weekend crowds and after-work rush hours.
Trails and Walking Paths
Placement along greenways, sidewalks, and connector routes where walkers need a bag mid-loop.
Business Properties
Layouts shaped around office campuses, retail centers, and mixed-use lots.
City Parks and Rec Areas
Public programs that keep municipal grounds clean and welcoming for every visitor.
HOA Common Areas
Neighborhood coverage at mail kiosks, green belts, and shared lawns.
Why We Do This Work
Scoop Brothers of Utah County is run by locals who know this valley by heart, from the trails above Provo to the parks around Lehi. We are dog people through and through, same as the customers we work for. A dog brings a lot of good into a house, along with the one chore nobody wants on the calendar and everybody puts off. That chore is exactly what we set out to handle. Book us, and it comes off your list, which leaves your dog a clean patch of grass to run on and leaves you the free weekend you were after.
Backed by Our Word
Community association boards and property teams around Utah County count on us to show up when we say we will, and our satisfaction guarantee stands behind that. If a station gets missed or something is not right, tell us, and we make it right. Apartment communities, business grounds, parks, and HOA green space all get the same consistent care, visit after visit.
Neighborhoods We Cover
Our routes run throughout Utah County and the towns tucked around it. We service pet waste stations for neighborhoods, HOA grounds, apartment properties, and public areas in American Fork, Alpine, Lehi, Lindon, Mapleton, Orem, Payson, Pleasant Grove, Provo, Salem, Spanish Fork, Springville, Vineyard, and the surrounding Utah County areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything leaves with us. Our team bags what comes out of the receptacle and carries it off the property for proper pet waste disposal, so your bins and dumpsters stay free for what they were meant to hold, whether you’re in Provo, Orem, or anywhere else across Utah County.
Dogs are sort of the point of this job, so yours is welcome to hang around while we work. The exception is a pup who guards the place a little too enthusiastically. In that case, please tuck them inside so the crew can finish safely.
We do. Rain, wind, and the occasional snow day in Alpine or Pleasant Grove rarely slow us down. If conditions turn genuinely unsafe for the crew, we will reach out and move your visit to the next available day.
Not necessary. A message goes out when our truck is headed toward your Lehi or American Fork home, and the only thing we need from you is an unlocked gate. Once the visit wraps, we send a text confirming the gate is latched behind us.
Yes. Wysiwash tackles odor and sanitizes in one pass, wiping out the bacteria that lives in dog poop. It holds up beautifully on patios, kennel runs, and turf at homes throughout Lindon and Vineyard, and it is safe around plants, people, and pets.
That one falls to us. Nobody on your staff has to track inventory or wrestle with a full container. For properties from Spanish Fork to Payson, every visit means topped-off bags, an emptied bin, and the trash hauled away.