Scoop Soldiers vs A1 Pet Waste Tucson: Price Guide

Scoop Soldiers vs A1 Pet Waste Tucson comes down to how each company prices visits. How many dogs the listed rate covers, and whether you need a weekly route or a one-time reset. Scoop Soldiers publishes Tucson visit prices that include up to four dogs on most weekly plans, plus a free first visit. A1 Pet Waste Maintenance bills by the month and by dog count, hauls waste off the property, and also offers a one-time cleanup from $50 to $150.

If you want a local company that has served Southern Nevada and Tucson since 1998, call A1 at 702-521-2624. Tell the team how many dogs you have, whether you want one visit a week or two, and whether the yard needs a reset before a route starts.

The sections below use only published numbers. Scoop Soldiers' figures come from its Tucson location page. A1's figures come from the A1 homepage, the one-time cleanup page, and the sign-up page. Competitor prices can change, so confirm the current quote before you book.

What Each Company Publishes for Tucson Yards

Scoop Soldiers markets a Tucson pooper-scooper route with military-style language, marked trucks, and uniformed technicians. Its Tucson page lists a free first visit, no contracts, and no pre-payments. Most weekly plans on that page are priced for up to four dogs. Bi-weekly service on the same page is priced for up to two dogs.

The company services more than 400 single-family and multi-family properties each week across Southern Nevada and Tucson. A1 bags waste and hauls it away for city sanitation collection. The public rate chart is monthly, not per visit, and it rises with the number of dogs.

That difference matters before you compare a headline price. A per-visit price and a monthly price answer different questions. Multiply visits by four only as a rough month, then check dog count, add-ons, and whether the first visit is free or discounted.

Use the table as a planning sheet, not as a promise that either company will match a neighbor's quote. A1 also states on its homepage that it will beat prices if you ask, so a phone quote can differ from the chart.

Price, Dog Count, and Visit Cadence

Use the rows below as a planning sheet. Each cell is a published figure, not a custom quote. The useful split is per-visit versus per-month. Scoop Soldiers lists $19.99 once a week for up to four dogs. A1 lists $65 to $95 per month for one weekly visit and one to four dogs.

Planning point: Scoop Soldiers Tucson page; A1 Pet Waste Maintenance

One visit a week: Scoop Soldiers: $19.99 per visit for up to 4 dogs. A1: $65 to $95 per month for 1 to 4 dogs.

Two visits a week: Scoop Soldiers: $17.99 per visit for up to 4 dogs. A1: $110 to $175 per month for 1 to 4 dogs.

Every other week: Scoop Soldiers: $25.99 per visit for up to 2 dogs. A1: No public every-other-week plan.

Five or more dogs: Scoop Soldiers: Weekly plans stop at 4 dogs. A1: Priced individually.

First visit offer: Scoop Soldiers: First scoop is free. A1: 25 percent off the first month.

One-time cleanup: Scoop Soldiers: No standalone rate is listed. A1: $50 to $150 based on the yard.

Waste handling: Scoop Soldiers: Crew takes the waste away. A1: Bagged and hauled for city pickup.

Contracts: Scoop Soldiers: No contracts and no prepayment. A1: Service can start with a phone call.

Read the weekly rows in dog-count terms. Scoop Soldiers' $19.99 weekly visit is written as good for up to four dogs. A1's one-visit-a-week chart is $65 per month for one dog, $75 for two, $85 for three, and $95 for four. A home with one dog is not shopping the same product as a home with four.

Two visits a week follow the same split. Scoop Soldiers lists $17.99 per visit for up to four dogs. A1 lists $110 per month for one dog, $130 for two, $150 for three, and $175 for four. If summer heat makes waste pile up faster, the twice-weekly row is the one to price, not the cheapest weekly headline.

Every-other-week service is published only on the Scoop Soldiers side of this comparison, at $25.99 per visit for up to two dogs. A1's public chart does not list an every-other-week monthly plan. If that cadence is what you want, ask A1 whether a custom schedule is available before you assume the chart is the only option.

A1's one-time cleanup is a separate product. The one-time page lists rates of $50 to $150. That range depends on yard size and how much waste has built up. It is the right ask after a vacation, a tenant move-out, or a yard that has gone weeks without a scoop. It is not a substitute for the monthly chart.

How to Turn Visit Prices Into a Monthly Plan

Start with the number of dogs, not the logo. A four-dog yard and a one-dog yard should not be judged on the same per-visit number. Then pick the cadence you will actually keep: once a week, twice a week, or every other week.

1. Count the dogs that use the yard, including a foster or a frequent visitor if waste shows up on service day.
2. Pick once a week for a steady home, or twice a week if odor returns in the heat between visits.
3. Write down the published rate for that dog count, then note the first-visit offer separately.
4. Ask what is included: full yard, front yard, deodorizer, and whether waste leaves the property.
5. Ask about gates, pets inside, and a photo or note after the visit if you will not be home.
6. Call A1 at 702-521-2624 and request the monthly quote for that same dog count and cadence.

Do not treat four weekly visits as a perfect month. Some months have five of a given weekday. A free first visit also changes the first invoice and then disappears. A1's 25% off the first month, listed on the sign-up page, changes the first invoice in a different way. Compare month two, when the discount is gone, before you lock a route.

Add-ons change the math again. Scoop Soldiers lists deodorizer, sanitization, and front-yard service as extras on its Tucson page. Those are not inside the $19.99, $17.99, or $25.99 visit prices. A1's public chart does not itemize those add-ons. If smell on gravel or artificial turf is the real problem, say so on the call instead of assuming a basic scoop includes odor treatment.

For five or more dogs, stop using either published weekly price. A1 says five-dog homes are individually arranged. Scoop Soldiers' weekly Tucson prices are written as good for up to four dogs. A kennel, a foster home, or a shared yard needs a custom quote from both sides.

Service Details That Change the Visit

Price is only useful if the visit matches the yard. Both companies say they remove waste rather than leave bags at the curb for you. Scoop Soldiers says technicians take the waste with them and email a photo of the secured gate after each visit. The Tucson page also lists text notifications, autopay for recurring service, and a re-clean if the visit is not satisfactory.

A1's public pages emphasize a different operating picture. Waste is bagged, hauled off the property, and collected by city sanitation. The company services yards, kennels, and litter boxes, and it has run weekly routes since 1998. There is no public claim on the A1 site that every residential visit includes a gate photo, a text alert, or autopay. Ask for the notification method you want instead of assuming it.

Gate access is the practical test. A locked side gate, a shared alley, or a dog that stays in the yard during the visit can slow either crew. Tell the company where dogs usually go, including gravel, block walls, and the strip by the pool. A missed corner is a scope problem, not a brand problem.

Scoop Soldiers also says its Tucson work can include front-yard service as an add-on, and its local posts have promoted that option. If waste is only in the back, you may not need it. If dogs use the front gravel, put that area in the first quote so it is not a surprise later.

A1's extra services sit outside a basic scoop comparison. Artificial grass cleaning and deodorizing is a separate service for turf that holds urine odor. Cat trap rental is a separate rental, listed at $70 per trap for up to seven days. Neither item belongs in a weekly scoop price match. Mention them only if the yard or a stray-cat problem actually needs them.

When Scoop Soldiers vs A1 Pet Waste Tucson Fits Your Yard

Choose Scoop Soldiers for a per-visit menu and a free first scoop. Weekly rates there cover up to four dogs. The Tucson page is also the one that spells out every-other-week pricing, gate photos, and sanitizing add-ons. Read the dog cap before you rely on it. The every-other-week price is for up to two dogs, not four.

Choose A1 when you want a monthly bill tied to dog count, a company that already runs Tucson routes, and a one-time cleanup if the yard is behind. One dog once a week is $65 per month on the public chart. Four dogs once a week is $95 per month. Two visits a week run from $110 to $175 per month across one to four dogs. Five or more dogs need their own quote.

Call A1 first if any of these are true:

• You need the backlog removed once, then a weekly or twice-weekly route.
• You have one to four dogs and want the monthly chart explained against a per-visit ad.
• The property is a rental turnover and you need a single cleanup priced in the $50 to $150 range.
• You also need artificial turf deodorizing or a cat trap, which are separate A1 services.
• You want to ask A1 to beat a written competitor price, which the homepage invites.

A rental, an HOA common area, or a commercial lot is a different job from this homeowner comparison. A1 already explains Tucson pet waste removal for rentals, HOA dog waste pickup in Tucson, and commercial pet waste removal in Tucson on their own pages. Use those when the decision-maker is a landlord, a board, or a property manager.

Neighborhood pages cover nearby towns without repeating this matchup. See pooper scooper service in Marana and pooper scooper service in Sahuarita if the yard is outside central Tucson. For a yard that only needs one reset, use the single dog poop cleanup guide for Tucson.

If you are still weighing reviews rather than rates, A1's dog poop service Tucson reviews page is the place for that question. This page stays on the Scoop Soldiers comparison: published prices, dog caps, and what A1 will quote by phone.

Why the Cleanup Schedule Matters in Tucson

Left in a yard, dog waste is not fertilizer. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says pet waste sends nitrogen, phosphorus, parasites, and bacteria into water when it is not thrown away properly. That runoff can make local water unsafe for people. In a desert city, monsoon rains move that waste off gravel and into streets and washes. A steady scoop keeps the pile from becoming a stormwater problem.

Tucson also tells dog owners to clean up. City materials for the Leash Up, Clean Up campaign point to Tucson City Code section 4-102 for pet waste cleanup, along with the city leash rule. A service does not replace the owner's duty on a walk or in a park. It does keep a private yard on a schedule so waste is not sitting until the next rain.

Heat changes the cadence more than the brand does. Once a week is a common residential plan. Twice a week costs more because the crew comes more often, which is why both companies publish a separate twice-weekly price. If odor returns in two or three days, price the twice-weekly row before you blame the company.

Artificial turf is the exception. Urine can stay in the infill even after piles are gone. A basic scoop, from either company, does not automatically include enzyme deodorizing. A1 lists turf cleaning and deodorizing as its own service. Ask for that only when the surface is synthetic and the smell remains after waste is removed.

FAQ: Tucson Booking Questions

Does Scoop Soldiers serve Tucson?

Yes. Scoop Soldiers publishes a Tucson location page with visit prices, a free first scoop, and a service note for areas such as the Catalina Foothills. Confirm your exact address, because a location page is not a promise for every lot in Pima County.

How much is A1 pet waste service for one dog?

On A1's public chart, one dog is $65 per month for one visit a week and $110 per month for two visits a week. The sign-up page offers 25% off the first month. Five or more dogs are priced individually, and a one-time cleanup is $50 to $150.

Is the Scoop Soldiers weekly price for any number of dogs?

No. The Tucson page says the $19.99 once-a-week visit and the $17.99 twice-a-week visit are good for up to four dogs. The $25.99 every-other-week visit is good for up to two dogs. More dogs need a separate quote.

Can I switch from a free first visit to a monthly route?

You can try a first visit and then pick a route, but compare the second month, not the free or discounted one. Scoop Soldiers advertises the first scoop free. A1 advertises 25% off the first month. Ask each company what the ongoing rate will be for your dog count.

Who should I call for a Tucson quote from A1?

Call A1 Pet Waste Maintenance at 702-521-2624. Have your dog count, city, gate notes, and whether you want weekly service, twice-weekly service, or a one-time cleanup. You can also start at the A1 sign-up page or read what a pooper scooper service includes before you call.

Get an A1 Quote for Your Tucson Yard

Bring the Scoop Soldiers visit price, your dog count, and the cadence you want. A1 will price the same job from its monthly chart, explain a one-time reset if the yard is behind, and tell you whether it can beat a written competitor price.

Bring your dog count and the cadence you want before you call, so the quote matches the row you circled.

Call 702-521-2624 or use the A1 contact page to book service in Tucson and Southern Nevada.