Super Hero Pooper Scooper newest Icon advertiser; their business is taking caring of your pet's dirty business
The Bluffton Icon's newest advertiser will do your dirty work for a reasonable price. Super Hero Pooper Scooper, a pet waste service, is expanding into Bluffton.
Doug Moneer, 341 Laney Ave., Lima, is offering the service. "The benefits from my service is that it saves busy pet owners' time and the hassle of cleaning up their pet's dirty business and it keeps yards maintained from pet waste."
Moneer is now scheduling appointments in the Bluffton and surrounding areas. As the firm's ad states: "Our business is taking care of your pet's dirty business at affordable rates with professional and superior service."
The phone number for Super Hero Pooper Scoopers is 419-371-7555, or e-mail at [email protected].
Moneer says that weekly or bi-weekly appointments are available and free estimates are provided.
A copy of the company's ad is on the Icon's display/classified page.
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