Once a Week
The standard schedule for most yards, so you never worry about scooping again.
Prices: Weekly service starts at $19 a scoop for one dog. We'll confirm your exact price by text or call.
Calhoun County
Battle Creek sits where the Kalamazoo and Battle Creek rivers meet, and its city code requires owners to clean up after their animals. Our co-owner Chuck grew up on a farm near Battle Creek.
Scooping in Battle Creek
Scoop N Piles cleans up dog waste for Battle Creek homes once, twice or three times a week, or as a one-time cleanup. Battle Creek is the eastern end of our Kalamazoo area.
It's a little like coming home: Chuck Barnes was raised on a farm near Battle Creek, and he and Sue live next to the farm where he grew up. Our technician Chris grew up in Battle Creek, too. On every visit we text you when we're on the way, comb the whole yard, leave the waste sealed in a bag in your trash can and email you a photo of your closed gate. You don't need to be home, as long as any locked gate is open for us.
Battle Creek's yard waste season runs from April into December, and the city asks residents not to push leaves into the street. Dog waste doesn't belong in those paper yard waste bags: we seal it in a bag in your trash can.
Local jobs: Photos and stories from jobs in this area will be added here.
Parks and trails
Parks, trails and dog parks in and around town, from the town's own pages.
More than 26 miles of paved pathway along both rivers, free to use. The city's rule: keep all dogs on a leash.
Capital Avenue NE
The dog park the city code names, where dogs may be off leash. Pets aren't allowed inside Bailey Park's fenced field areas.
650 Riverside Drive
A 1.6-mile hard surface walking loop around the park.
14175 Helmer Road
Over 3 miles of unimproved trails.
992 W Michigan Avenue
Walking paths with access to the Linear Park, open dawn to dusk.
Local rules
Battle Creek's Codified Ordinances (Sec. 608.11(h)) require anyone owning or in charge of an animal to remove and dispose of its waste in a sanitary way, on public or private property. It's a Class C municipal civil infraction: $50, then $100, then $200 for repeats within a year.
Off the owner's premises, an animal must be held on a leash no longer than eight feet (Sec. 608.11(a)). Dogs may visit public parks on an eight-foot leash and under control (Sec. 1060.05), but not the stadiums or the signed parts of Willard Beach Park.
Battle Creek sits at the confluence of the Kalamazoo and Battle Creek rivers, which both run through downtown. The city's Public Works newsletter explains that storm drains carry runoff, pet waste included, to a river, lake or wetland untreated, and asks residents to pick up after their pets with waste bags and put them in the trash.
Calhoun County on our map
We also serve, in Calhoun County: .
Local history
Settlement begins, according to the city's own history.
A village government is established.
Battle Creek is incorporated as a city, with a mayor-council system.
City Hall at 10 N. Division Street, a Neoclassical Revival building, is completed.
Around town
More than 26 miles of paved path, with loops from about a mile to 10.5 miles.
A 433-acre zoo with the Wild Africa exhibit.
The city's only park with public lake access, on Goguac Lake.
Each September, dogs get the pool at Flash Flood Water Park to themselves before it's drained.
Battle Creek pricing
The same plans in Battle Creek as everywhere we scoop. Weekly service starts at $19 a scoop for one dog. Your exact price depends on how many dogs you have, how often we come and when the yard was last cleaned up.
The standard schedule for most yards, so you never worry about scooping again.
Prices: Weekly service starts at $19 a scoop for one dog. We'll confirm your exact price by text or call.
For busy yards and multi-dog homes, where less builds up between visits.
Prices: Weekly service starts at $19 a scoop for one dog. We'll confirm your exact price by text or call.
For yards that get a lot of use every day.
Prices: Weekly service starts at $19 a scoop for one dog. We'll confirm your exact price by text or call.
Weekly service starts at $19 a scoop for one dog. Your exact price depends on how many dogs you have, how often we come and when the yard was last cleaned up. Waste stations and commercial properties are priced by custom quote.
Questions

Yes. Sec. 608.11(h) of the Codified Ordinances requires the person owning or in charge of an animal to remove its waste, on public or private property. It's a Class C civil infraction: $50 for a first offense.
Yes. The city code names Home Run Dog Park at Bailey Park as a place dogs may be off leash.
Battle Creek is part of our Kalamazoo area. Enter your ZIP code in our quote, or call or text 269-348-0200, and we'll set up your schedule.
We serve the Grand Rapids area (Grand Rapids, Wyoming, East Grand Rapids, Forest Hills, Cascade, Kentwood, Caledonia and Moline) and the Kalamazoo area (Kalamazoo, Portage, Plainwell, Alamo, Parchment, Galesburg, Augusta, Battle Creek, Richland, Schoolcraft and Vicksburg). Don't see your town? Give us a call.

Ready when you are
Get a quote in six quick questions, or call or text 269-348-0200.