Pet Waste Removal in Easley, SC
Home Base for The Scoop Crew
From its Easley home base, the crew handles recurring yard scoops and one-time cleanups. Ask about your address and preferred visit frequency.
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About Easley
Named for a Railroad Lawyer
Easley began with a railroad deal. In 1873, as the Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line was being finished through Pickens County, Robert Elliott Holcombe offered to build a depot at his own expense. He then laid out town lots around it and sold them.
Holcombe asked that the town be named for William King Easley, an attorney for the rail line, rather than for himself. The General Assembly chartered the town on January 20, 1874, and Holcombe became its first intendant, or mayor. The first cotton mill was begun in 1890, with Glenwood Cotton Mills following in 1902 and Alice Mills in 1910.
A second railroad shaped the Easley people use today. The Pickens Doodle began running the 8.5 miles to Pickens in 1898, and because its engine could not be turned around, it ran backward from Easley to Pickens. Freight service ended in 2013, and the line reopened as the Doodle Trail on Memorial Day weekend 2015.
Start With the Type of Visit
If you want the crew to walk the yard, compare regular scooping with a single cleanup. If odor is a problem too, ask about adding Yard Deodorizing.
Residential Service
Easley
What You Can Ask About in Easley
Home Yards
Recurring scooping and one-time cleanups. Compare visit frequencies and confirm the available schedule for your address.
Residential OptionsManaged Spaces
Property managers can discuss pet waste stations, dog park scooping, common areas and a property-specific service plan.
Commercial OptionsYard Deodorizing
Add odor treatment to Residential Service for the spots where your dogs spend the most time.
Deodorizing Options
Around Easley
Things to Do in Easley
A few local favorites, the dog-friendly ones marked.
Dog-friendly
Doodle Trail
An 8.5-mile rail trail to Pickens, open dawn to dusk, with the Easley trailhead at 514 Fleetwood Drive.
Visit the Doodle Trail page (opens in a new tab)Dog-friendly
Hagood Park
Home to the city bark park, plus a ballfield, tennis courts, sand volleyball and a playground at 110 Old Liberty Road.
Visit the Hagood Park page (opens in a new tab)Nalley Brown Nature Park
A 38-acre city park at 380 Adger Road with 2.5 miles of trails, including a one-mile ADA trail.
Visit the Nalley Brown Nature Park page (opens in a new tab)Brushy Creek Greenway Trail
A paved one-mile first phase from the trailhead at 111 Walkers Way, planned to connect with the Doodle Trail.
Visit the Brushy Creek Greenway Trail page (opens in a new tab)Rock at the Clock
Free summer concerts at the Old Market Square Amphitheater, 201 S. 1st Street, on fourth Saturdays from May through September.
Visit the Rock at the Clock page (opens in a new tab)
Pet Care in Easley
Other Pet Businesses in Easley
The crew handles the yard. For everything else your dog needs, here are some of the Easley vets, groomers, sitters and trainers your neighbors use.
Veterinarian
Paw Prints Animal Hospital
Wellness care, diagnostics, ultrasound, dentistry, surgery and urgent care, with in-house grooming for dogs and cats.
1229 Powdersville Rd, Easley, SC 29642
Visit their website for Paw Prints Animal Hospital (opens in a new tab)Veterinarian
Southern Trail Animal Clinic
Preventive, primary, advanced and surgical care for pets.
210 Fern St, Suite J, Easley, SC 29640
Visit their website for Southern Trail Animal Clinic (opens in a new tab)Groomer
Sassy Pups Dog Grooming
Dog grooming, with daycare and boarding also available.
811 Gentry Memorial Hwy, Easley, SC 29640
Boarding & daycare
Horses & Hounds LLC
Pet boarding, daycare, drop-in visits and farm sitting.
213 Sherwood Rd, Easley, SC 29640
Visit their website for Horses & Hounds LLC (opens in a new tab)Trainer
Palmetto State K9 Training
Private lessons, puppy programs and board-and-train dog training.
Visit their website for Palmetto State K9 Training (opens in a new tab)
Listed for neighbors from public sources. The Scoop Crew has no tie to these businesses, and listing one is not an endorsement.
Choosing a Service
Decide Who Does the Scooping
Let the Crew Handle the Yard
Residential Service means the crew walks the part of the yard you agree on and picks up the dog waste there. You can set it up as a recurring visit or ask for a single cleanup. If nobody in the house wants to pick up after the dogs, start here.
Recurring visits come twice weekly, weekly, biweekly or monthly. Monthly service is for one dog and a yard of up to 1/8 acre, so a household with more dogs or more ground should compare the shorter gaps. Twice-weekly visits depend on the address. Ask before you plan around them.
On a recurring plan the crew comes back on a set rhythm, so you aren't the one keeping track of when the yard was last done. For a busy household, that is most of the appeal.
Keep Scooping and Hand off the Waste
Some people don't mind the scooping. What they want is the waste gone, rather than sitting in the trash can until collection day. Bucket Service, a small side service, covers that. You scoop into the crew's five-gallon bucket, and each week the crew changes out the bags. It runs year-round and is its own service, not a smaller version of a yard visit.
The crew doesn't walk the yard on a bucket stop, so anything you miss stays where it is. If the yard has gotten ahead of you, one way to split the work is a single cleanup first and Bucket Service after it. Ask whether that pairing works for your address.
How Bucket Service WorksAdding Odor Treatment
Yard Deodorizing is an add-on for the areas where your dogs spend time. It goes alongside scooping rather than replacing it. If the smell near the back door or a favorite corner of the yard is what bothers you most, mention it when you ask about service.
Wysiwash yard sanitizing is a separate option to ask about. The crew can explain how the two treatments differ and whether either one is available for your yard.
Home Base
Getting Started With an Easley Crew
Where a One-Time Cleanup Fits
A single cleanup is useful when you aren't sure yet what you need. Maybe the yard went a few weeks without attention, or you moved into a house where the last owner's dogs left more behind than you expected.
After that visit, watch how quickly the waste builds up again. That tells you more about the right frequency than a guess made before anyone has looked at the yard. You may find a regular schedule makes sense, or that you would rather scoop yourself and use Bucket Service.
When you ask, say roughly how long it has been since the last cleanup and how big the yard is. A yard that went a whole season without scooping is a different job from one that missed a week or two.
Close to Home Still Means Checking
The Scoop Crew is a locally owned business based out of Easley. The same phone number and email work whether you are asking about a yard, a bucket or a property, so one call or email reaches the crew about any of them.
Living near the home base doesn't settle the schedule on its own. Visits follow the crew's routes, so check your exact address through the quote form or with the crew before you count on a particular frequency.
What to Have Ready
The quote form on the home page starts with your ZIP code. Before you begin, know how many dogs use the yard, which parts of it you want cleaned, and how often you think you want a visit.
Note how the crew will get in, too. A latched gate, a lock or dogs that will be outside during the visit are all worth mentioning early. If the quote form leaves something open, such as gate access, an add-on or a mix of services, call or email before you sign up.
Check Your Exact Easley Address
Check availability for your address before planning a visit. Use the quote form to see your price, or ask the crew about your route.
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See your price, then sign up in our customer portal. Have a question first? Call or email the crew.