Signs you need seasonal cleanup
- Leaves matted on the lawn from last fall
- Beds you cannot see the edge of anymore
- Ornamental grasses and perennials still standing brown in April
- Mulch that has faded to gray and washed out of the beds
- Gutters and window wells full of leaves and cottonwood fluff
- You are out of weekends and the yard shows it
How a seasonal cleanup call works
Spring: leaves and debris out, beds edged, perennials cut back, first mow, fresh mulch
Fall: leaves cleared from lawn, beds, and window wells, perennials cut, beds put to bed
Everything hauled away the same day. Nothing left at the curb
A note on anything we noticed: a dead shrub, a broken head, a drainage problem
Questions about seasonal cleanup
When do you do fall cleanup?
After most of the leaves are down, usually early to mid November. If you have a lot of trees, we book two visits.
Do you haul it away?
Yes. Leaves, branches, and old mulch go with us the same day.
Can I get this on a schedule?
Yes. Most of our lawn care customers add spring and fall cleanups to the plan and never have to call.