Old Litchfield
ZIP 85340
Old Litchfield is the historic heart of town, along Old Litchfield Road next to The Wigwam. There is no HOA, and many lots are big, with old trees and lots of shade. Shady spots are where poop hides.
Litchfield Park, AZ · ZIP 85340
Arizona Pet Waste picks up dog poop in Litchfield Park 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
Litchfield Park is north of Interstate 10 at the Litchfield Road exit, with Goodyear to the west and south and Luke Air Force Base to the north. It has one ZIP code, 85340, and we scoop every home in it.
Each dashed line is a ZIP code. We scoop every home in all six: 85326, 85338, 85340, 85355, 85395 and 85396.
LITCHFIELD PARK: 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 with a Litchfield Park 85340 address. That means the City of Litchfield Park, plus the neighborhoods around it that share the same ZIP code, even the ones that sit in the county, Buckeye, Goodyear or Glendale.
ZIP 85340
Old Litchfield is the historic heart of town, along Old Litchfield Road next to The Wigwam. There is no HOA, and many lots are big, with old trees and lots of shade. Shady spots are where poop hides.
ZIP 85340
Litchfield Greens is a golf neighborhood off Litchfield Road, just south of Camelback Road. Some homes back up to The Wigwam golf course.
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The Village is off Litchfield Road at Village Parkway, with a community pool and playground. Rose Park and Aleppo Park are right there for walks.
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Cachet is a gated golf community at Litchfield Road and Village Parkway, next to The Wigwam golf course. A gate is no problem. Add your gate code in My Yard.
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Litchfield Park Villas are condos on Old Litchfield Road. If your dog has a patio or small yard, we keep it clean.
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Dreaming Summit is just north of Litchfield Park, with four gated areas and a 22 acre private park. It shares the 85340 ZIP code, so we come to you.
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Wigwam Creek North is off Camelback Road at Wigwam Creek Boulevard. We scoop every street.
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Wigwam Creek South is near Dysart Road and Camelback Road, close to Wigwam Creek Middle School.
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Russell Ranch is near Camelback Road and Citrus Road. Many homes sit on big lots, some close to an acre. Big yard? We walk it in rows.
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Savannah is near Camelback Road and Perryville Road, with bigger lots and a neighborhood playground.
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Windrose is near Perryville Road and Camelback Road, with a big park at Missouri Avenue and 189th Avenue. Part of Windrose uses Litchfield Park 85340 and part uses Waddell 85355. We scoop both.
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Canyon Views is at Jackrabbit Trail and Montebello Avenue. It is part of Buckeye, but the mail says Litchfield Park 85340. Either way, we come to you.
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Allen Ranches is a newer neighborhood with Litchfield Park 85340 addresses inside the City of Glendale. We scoop it too.
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Some Palm Valley homes in Goodyear, like Villagio and Cabada Corners, use 85340 addresses. We scoop those as well.
Big lots and old trees. Litchfield Park started in 1916 as a cotton farm for Goodyear Tire, and the older part of town still has big lots and old shade trees. Dogs love shady spots, and poop under trees is easy to miss.
Golf course living. Many homes sit on or near The Wigwam golf courses. Nobody wants a yard that smells next to the fairway.
The city has rules. Litchfield Park dog owners must pick up poop right away in parks, on public land and on any land they do not own.
Summer heat. Summers here are hot. Heat makes poop smell worse and brings flies. Weekly pickup stops the smell before it starts.
LITCHFIELD PARK 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 Litchfield ParkIn Litchfield Park, dog owners must pick up dog poop right away in parks, on public land, and on any land they do not own. The poop goes in a closed bag, and then in a trash can.
Dogs cannot run loose. In city parks, dogs must be on a leash 6 feet long or shorter. Breaking the leash rule can bring a fine of up to $2,500.
Many 85340 homes, like Wigwam Creek, Dreaming Summit, Russell Ranch and Windrose, sit in Maricopa County, not the city. County rules say dogs must be fenced in or on a leash 6 feet long or shorter. The county health code also treats animal waste as trash that must be handled so it does not breed insects.
Litchfield Park uses Maricopa County Animal Care and Control for animal problems, inside the city and out.
Litchfield Park does not have its own dog park. The city points dog owners to nearby parks in Goodyear and Avondale, like Friendship Park at 12325 W McDowell Road.
Tierra Verde Lake Park on Old Litchfield Road has a path around the lake and a drinking fountain for dogs. Turtle Park and Camelback Park on Villa Nueva Drive have dog fountains too. Kiwanis Park has a walking trail and a cactus garden.
White Tank Mountain Regional Park is a short drive west, with nearly 30,000 acres of desert. Dogs are welcome on a leash 6 feet long or shorter. Bring bags and carry the poop out.
Summers here are 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 ZIP 85340, inside city limits and out. 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 with a Litchfield Park 85340 address, inside the city and out. That includes Litchfield Greens, The Village, Cachet, Dreaming Summit, Wigwam Creek, Russell Ranch, Savannah, Windrose and Canyon Views.
Yes, in a lot of places. City code says you must pick up dog poop right away in parks, on public land and on any land you do not own. Outside city limits, the county health code says animal waste must be handled so it does not breed insects.
Yes. You can contact the City of Litchfield Park, or Maricopa County if you live outside city limits. If you have an HOA, you can tell them too. Talking to your neighbor first often works best.
Yes. Add your gate code in My Yard. Only your scooper sees it, and only on your day.
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 can. Litchfield Park code says dog poop goes in a closed bag and then in the trash. Never put it in the recycle bin. 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.
Live in Avondale? Join the waitlist when you book.
First month free. No contract.
Call or text 623.309.6104