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POOP 911 - Pittsburgh

2.8 (17 reviews)
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Pet waste removal

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7 years ago

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3 months ago

No one showed up on my scheduled day. No call nothing. they just didn't show up. I don't know what happened but not good service.

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1 year ago

The techs are reliable and do a great job. I've used them for almost four years. Really appreciate this service

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2 years ago

Got exactly what I paid for. The technician texted to let me know he's coming. 5 stars

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3 years ago

Yard is so much better now that I have their help! It has been a life changer. I can't imagine ever doing it myself again.

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