Buckeye, AZ · ZIP 85326 and 85396
Arizona Pet Waste picks up dog poop in Buckeye every week. We text you the night before, let you watch our truck on a live map, and send you a photo of your latched gate when we leave.
Free deodorizer spray · No contract
Buckeye has two ZIP codes, and we scoop every home in both. 85396 is north Buckeye, near the White Tank Mountains, with Verrado, Tartesso and Festival Ranch. 85326 is the rest of Buckeye, from Sundance and Westpark to historic downtown.
Each dashed line is a ZIP code. We scoop every home in all six: 85326, 85338, 85340, 85355, 85395 and 85396.
BUCKEYE: WE SET YOUR DAY BY ROUTE
Not sure about your street? Type your ZIP when you book and we will tell you right away.
We scoop every home in Buckeye, in both ZIP codes. These are some of the neighborhoods we cover. If your ZIP is 85326 or 85396 and you do not see your neighborhood, we still come to you.
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Verrado sits at the foot of the White Tank Mountains, right off the Verrado Way exit on Interstate 10. It has dozens of small parks, miles of trails and two dog parks for residents. We scoop every Verrado district. See our Verrado page.
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Victory is the 55 plus part of Verrado, with the Victory Club and more than 21 miles of trails. Skip the bending and the heat. We pick up the yard, and you get your morning back.
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Sun City Festival is a 55 plus Del Webb community about 17 miles north of Interstate 10 on Sun Valley Parkway. It is a long drive from town. We still come, and the price is the same.
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Festival Foothills is the all ages side of Festival Ranch, next to Sun City Festival on Sun Valley Parkway. Lots of young families and lots of dogs live here. We scoop every home.
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Tartesso is about 3.5 miles north of Interstate 10 on Sun Valley Parkway, with a big sports park in the middle. We come to every street in Tartesso.
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Teravalis is the newest part of Buckeye. It sits between the White Tank and Belmont Mountains, and it opened in late 2025. New homes mean new yards, and we are ready for them.
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Sienna Hills is near McDowell Road and Verrado Way. It has a swim park, a community park and a hiking trail. We pick up yards here too.
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Arroyo Seco is a newer neighborhood in north Buckeye with open space, playgrounds and sport courts. Most yards here are turf, rock or both, and we clean all of it.
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Sundance is a big master planned neighborhood with a 55 plus section and Sundance Park close by. The park has an off leash dog area, so your dog may already know the way.
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Westpark is south of Interstate 10, with Westpark Elementary right in the neighborhood. Kids play in these yards every day, so a clean yard matters.
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Blue Horizons is on the east side of Buckeye, near Blue Horizons Elementary. We scoop every home here, front gate to back wall.
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Downtown Buckeye grew up around Monroe Avenue, where the town started more than 100 years ago. Older homes, older yards, same weekly pickup.
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Montaña Vista is a newer neighborhood near Interstate 10. Its park has walking trails and dog cleanup stations. We take care of the yard at home.
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Apache Farms is on Broadway Road near 239th Avenue, with parks, trails and playgrounds. It is a great spot for dogs, and we keep up with them.
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Anderson Parc is a newer neighborhood in south Buckeye with tot lots and open space. New turf can start to smell fast in the heat, so weekly pickup helps.
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Copper Falls is a master planned neighborhood on the west side of Buckeye. We scoop here every week of the year.
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Desert Moon Estates is near 240th Avenue and Ripple Road, with parks, trails and sport courts.
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Ventana Ranch is a newer neighborhood in south Buckeye with sport courts and a playground.
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Watson Estates is a family neighborhood in south Buckeye with homes built from 2008 on.
A city that keeps growing. Buckeye covers about 393 square miles, more than any Arizona city but Phoenix. More than 125,000 people live here now, and it keeps growing fast. New homes mean new yards, from turf to rock to grass.
Lots of turf and rock. Many Buckeye yards are turf or rock. Poop hides between rocks and smells fast on hot turf. We rake rock yards and spray the spots your dogs use most.
HOAs and neighbors. Most Buckeye neighborhoods have an HOA. A clean yard means no smell over the wall and no letters from the HOA.
Kids and dogs play there. Your yard is where your kids and dogs play. Weekly pickup keeps it a place you want to be.
BUCKEYE PRICES
Same prices in every neighborhood we serve. No contract.
Each dog after two adds $13 a month ($9 every other week). Your first month is free on any plan, and every visit comes with a free deodorizer spray.
Book in BuckeyeBuckeye city code says animal poop cannot be left in a way that is not clean, on public land or private land. Private land includes your own yard. So in Buckeye, keeping your yard picked up is the rule.
Dogs cannot run loose in Buckeye. Off your property, keep your dog on a leash. Buckeye animal rules carry fines that start at $150 for a first offense.
Most Buckeye neighborhoods have an HOA, and HOAs care about smell, flies and how a yard looks. Verrado, for one, says anyone walking a dog must pick up the poop right away, anywhere in Verrado. A clean yard keeps you on good terms with the HOA and the neighbors.
Bag it, tie the bag, and put it in your trash cart. Buckeye wants all trash bagged and tied. The recycle cart is only for clean, loose items, so dog poop never goes there.
Sundance Park at 22865 W Lower Buckeye Road has an off leash dog area with space for big and small dogs. It is open from dawn to 10 p.m., but on Wednesdays it opens at 2 p.m. There is a fishing lake too.
Skyline Regional Park is a big mountain park at 2600 N Watson Road, with more than 20 miles of trails in the White Tank Mountains. Leashed dogs are welcome. In summer, go early and bring water for your dog.
Verrado has two dog parks for residents and their guests. Granite Bluff Dog Park, off Verrado Way, opened in 2024 with two dog areas, water and waste stations. Marketside Dog Park is at the end of Marketside Avenue by Thomas Road.
Sun City Festival has a pet park just for residents on Firehawk Drive.
Buckeye summers are long and hot. In July, the normal high in the Phoenix area is about 106 degrees. Heat makes dog poop smell worse, and flies lay their eggs in it. Turf gets hot too. On a 95 degree morning, the top of a turf yard can pass 150 degrees. In summer, we start early, so your yard is done before the worst heat of the day.
Monsoon season runs from June 15 to September 30. A big storm can wash dog poop out of your yard and into the street. From there, it flows into the storm drain, and storm drain water is not cleaned before it reaches our rivers and lakes. If lightning is close, we wait until it is safe, and we text you if your time changes.
The cool months are the nicest time of year here, so dogs play outside more. More play means more poop. Germs do not go away when it cools down. Worm eggs from dog poop can live in a yard for weeks or even years. That is why the rule of thumb is to pick up the yard at least once a week, all year.
We scoop every home in both Buckeye ZIP codes, 85326 and 85396. Type your ZIP when you book, and we tell you right away.
Yes. Arizona Pet Waste is licensed and insured.
Not with us. You pay $0 today. Your first month is free on any plan.
Every week is $108 a month for 1 or 2 dogs. That is about $25 a visit. Every other week is $75 a month, and twice a week is $189 a month. Each dog after two adds $13 a month ($9 every other week).
No. At every visit, we spray deodorizer on the spots your dogs use most. It is free.
You get a text the night before with a 30 minute window. On your day, you can watch our truck on a live map. When we leave, we send you a photo of your latched gate.
We bag it and put it in your trash can.
Yes. We clean our boots and tools after every yard. That keeps germs from going from yard to yard.
Tap “Something’s off” in My Yard, and we come back for free within 24 hours. If a visit has no gate photo, you pay $0 for that visit.
No. You pay month to month. You can pause or cancel any time in My Yard.
Yes. We scoop every home in both Buckeye ZIP codes, 85326 and 85396. That includes Verrado, Sundance, Tartesso, Festival Ranch, Westpark, Blue Horizons, Teravalis and historic downtown.
Yes. Sun City Festival and Festival Foothills are in ZIP 85396, so we come to you. The price is the same as anywhere else.
Yes. Buckeye city code says animal poop cannot be left in a way that is not clean, on public land or private land. That includes your own yard. Most HOAs have their own pickup rules too.
Yes. You can report it to the City of Buckeye. If you have an HOA, you can tell them too. Talking to your neighbor first often works best. Sometimes they just need a hand, and we can help.
With us, weekly pickup is $108 a month for 1 or 2 dogs. That is about $25 a visit. Every other week is $75 a month. There is no sign up fee, the spray is free, and your first month is free. When you compare, ask if a price is per visit or per month, if there is a first cleanup fee, and if spray costs extra.
Bag it, tie the bag, and put it in your trash cart. Buckeye wants all trash bagged and tied, and dog poop never goes in the recycle cart. That is what we do at every visit.
Yes. We pick up every pile on turf, grass and rock. We rake rock and gravel with a wide metal rake, then spray deodorizer where your dogs go most. The spray is free.
Every visit comes with a free deodorizer spray. For a deeper clean, add a turf odor treatment for $35. It helps when pee smell builds up in hot turf.
Yes. A one time cleanup is $95. It is a good pick before a party, after a move, or when the yard got away from you.
Yes. If you have a party or guests coming, text us and we can come the same day for $49. It goes on your next bill on the 1st.
No. Most of our customers are at work. Add your gate code in My Yard, and we send a photo of your latched gate when we leave.
Tell us in My Yard. If a dog in the yard is not safe to be near, we do not go in. We text you to bring the dog inside, and we can come back the same day.
Yes. You get 4 free skips a year. Tell us 24 hours before. You can pause for up to 120 days while you are away, and you do not pay while you are paused.
No. You pay month to month and can cancel any time in My Yard. There is no phone call to cancel.
We set your day for you. We run set routes, and that keeps our prices down. After you sign up, we reach out to let you know your day and time. Then you get a text the night before each visit with a 30 minute window.
Not sure about your street? Type your ZIP when you book, and we will tell you right away.
