Hi, I’m Joe. Navy veteran, Douglas County dad, dog owner — and yes, the guy who shows up to scoop your yard.

I started Mile High Scoopers because I know what weekends look like for busy families around here. Between work, kids, and everything else, the last thing anyone wants is to spend Saturday morning doing poop patrol. So I took one of the least enjoyable parts of owning a dog off your plate — and decided to do it better than anyone else.

Why I Do It This Way

The Navy taught me a few things that stuck: show up when you say you will, pay attention to the details, and take pride in work most people would rather avoid. That’s the whole playbook here.

It’s why you get a text when I’m on the way and a photo of your clean yard — and closed gate — when I’m done. It’s why my equipment and boots get disinfected with kennel-grade cleaner between every single yard. And it’s why there are no contracts: I’d rather earn your business one clean yard at a time than lock you into anything.

Local Means Local

I live here. My kids go to school here. My own dog runs around a Douglas County backyard just like yours. When you call or text, you get me — not a call center, not a franchise office in another state.

From Highlands Ranch to Parker, Castle Rock to Sterling Ranch, I’m probably already scooping a yard in your neighborhood. Ask around — your neighbors can vouch for me.

The Promise

Your yard, spotless. Your gate, closed. Your dog, treated like my own. And your weekend, back where it belongs.

If you’re ready to retire from poop patrol, I’d love to earn your business.

Joe — Owner, Mile High Scoopers