A fresh start for lawns & beds
- Remove agreed winter leaves and yard debris.
- Review lawn and landscape-bed areas that need attention.
- Refresh agreed sidewalk and driveway edges.
- Prepare the property for mowing season, with first mowing included only when quoted.
Work is included only when it is listed in your approved estimate.
Pricing your spring cleanup
Starting at $149. Your quote depends on property size, debris volume, access, and disposal. Starting prices are a guide, not a fixed price for every property.
Before your spring cleanup visit
- Send photos of lawn areas, beds, and any debris piles.
- Separate trash, large branches, and other material from ordinary leaves.
- Tell us if you also want mulch, shrub trimming, or bed weeding.
Planning for the growing season
Spring cleanups are generally scheduled in March and April, depending on weather and ground conditions. Heavy debris, large branches, and disposal needs affect the quote. Additional work is confirmed before it is added.
Questions about spring yard cleanup
Does spring cleanup include mulch?
Mulch installation is a separate service unless your estimate specifically includes it. Ask for a combined project if you want both.
Can you mow during spring cleanup?
A first mowing can be included when lawn conditions allow and it is listed in your estimate.
When should I request a spring cleanup?
Request an estimate before the work is needed so we can review scope and availability. The visit depends on weather, ground conditions, and routing.
What should I include in a spring landscape-cleanup request?
Photograph the lawn, existing beds and any debris piles, then list the areas you want cleared. Separate large branches and trash from leaves. Mowing, mulch installation and shrub trimming can be discussed as additional work rather than assumed to be included.
