pet waste removal technician

technician

hoa manager

commercial manager

cleaner

POOP 911

The best part of the job would have to be the management, and certain customers (and their dogs).   The schedule is relatively flexible - long as you get your route completed by sundown, your start time is pretty much up to you.  In Northern Colorado, the management is pretty great.  Understanding, flexible, and has your back if customers do anything that make you feel unsafe.  

I'd honestly give it 5 stars, but some times it's really difficult. Like any job where you're working with customers, some are great and some... aren't.  Some customers don't really care about your safety, and I've been bit a few times and chased out of several yards.  But management has always supported me and had my back, so I never felt like I was encouraged or expected to do anything unsafe. 

The biggest downside, other than the threat of getting bit / attacked is having to find a place to dump the waste every day.  If you live in an apartment, or have access to public dumpsters there shouldn't be a problem.  But if you don't, it kind of feels like you're on your own. 

Also the smell - be prepared to kind of always smell the waste, even when you aren't working. It just seems to stay with you no matter what. 

I had a very disappointing experience with this company. From the start, communication was poor—emails went unanswered for days, and when someone finally responded, the information provided was vague and unhelpful. The product arrived late and was not as described. It felt cheaply made and didn’t function properly. I reached out to customer service for a refund, but the process was unnecessarily complicated and drawn out. Representatives seemed disinterested and offered no real solutions, only canned responses. After several follow-ups, I was finally issued a partial refund, which still felt unfair given the situation. Additionally, the company’s website is misleading, with exaggerated claims and unclear return policies buried in fine print. Overall, I would not recommend this company. There are far more reliable and customer-focused businesses out there. Save yourself the frustration and shop elsewhere

had to use own vehicle to get to customers homes on our routes employer refused to pay car insurance during working hours. Management Lacked Professionalism. The Way I Was Terminated Was No Notification at all he just stopped emailing me any daily lists of houses for the week and i have been calling,texting,and emailing him with no response for several days. His full time girl is cheerful to work with his part time employee is pleasant and cheerful to work with and very professional she also works very hard. Lately hardest part of the job has been the working in the heat. Most enjoyable part of job was being able to bring my dogs to work with me most days.

I tried it for a couple of days, gave it 100%, going as fast as I could, but boss wasn't pleased, I wasn't fast enough.  I have 3 months prior experience with another company,  so not my first rodeo... I saw several red flags, the main one being speed of doing the job more important than quality and or customer satisfaction. The route I was assigned, the previous workers hadn't done a good job, so that slowed me down. The work is what you would expect, but company communication with customers seemed to be lacking, and speed expected vs. quality would be my main point of contention. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
If your efficient it’s really easy to work half days but I’m 1099

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
I don’t get paid if we have a snow day but the following week I’ve got a make up that work for free and my boss charges the customer the second week twice for the first missed week we didn’t service 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
You’re a loaner and everything is ultimately up to you. Hopefully you can learn to be efficient while being effective 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
High energy nature hiking in residential backyards

Well, you're raking up dog stuff. But it is about as enjoyable as that task gets. A company car and supplies are provided and the routes are fairly easy to manage. FT pay for working about five hours for most of the year. 
Spring gets a bit gross and heavy with the snow melting and exposing all the stuff that was covered up for a few months. But other than that (maybe about a month's worth) it's easy.
Management is friendly and easy to work with... They leave you alone as long as you're doing your job well, but are always helpful if you need a hand or have a question. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
It was a waste of my time and gas money. This business does nothing but take advantage of people and their resources

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
It was not worth my money my gas and my resources. The person who runs this company does nothing but take advantage of people and makes money off them

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
They take advantage of people and make money off them

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A waste of my time and I did nothing but tear up my vehicle and waste gas

This was a horrible experience and its not worth the gas money you kick out to do the daily routes. They did'n reimburse the gas money you kicked out the first week and their response timing is bad. 
They have no company vehicles so you have to run your routes in your vehicle which comes with wear and tear But, when its time to make repairs to your vehicle they complain about the brief timing it takes to get it done.
Literally was written up for taking time out to replace 2 blown tires... Just when you thought they'd be understanding on top of it all things were well communicated. 


No matter how many yards you can do in a day, they just keep loading on more, which made sense because I was their only salaried position. So I was essentially paid $9 an hour working 55-65 hours a week only to be told it wasn’t working out after 30 days. No verbal or written warning of doing anything wrong, no second chance. And every day up to the morning I was called mid route, I was complimented and praised for my improvements.



My typical day at work consisted of servicing 12 to 15 houses. I’ve learned that good customer service is achieved by working hard with a good attitude. Keeping a good relationship with my customers improved their satisfaction. The management communicates well and is straight forward. The workplace culture is relaxed and a friendly environment. The hardest part of the job is scooping big yards. The most enjoyable part of the job is being able to make relationships with nice, new people and dogs.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Pet waste removal technician 2 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour
Technician 5 salaries reported	$3,450 per month
Hoa manager 1 salary reported	$3,750 per month
Commercial manager 1 salary reported	$50,000 per year
Cleaner 1 salary reported	$500 per week

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