Seasonal pass · spring and fall
Spring, fall, property, flower bed and garden clean-ups, plus leaf removal and disposal, so the yard is ready for mowing season or for winter.
Chapter 01
A yard doesn't stay tidy on its own. Winter leaves broken stems, dead plants and wind-blown debris sitting in the beds. Fall drops a blanket of leaves that mats down on the turf and holds moisture against it.
That mat is the real problem. Leaves left on a lawn smother the grass underneath and give pests somewhere to settle. Overgrown garden corners and weedy flower beds do the same thing in slower motion. By the time you notice, the lawn is already behind.
Crew member trimming a hedge with a pole trimmer
We split the work by what the yard needs. A spring clean-up clears winter debris so the lawn and garden can start growing. A fall clean-up gathers and removes fallen leaves, trims back perennials and gets the landscape ready for winter. A property clean-up handles the bigger jobs, like branches down after a storm.
Flower bed clean-up is the detail work. We pull weeds, dead plants and debris, then mulch and edge so the bed has a clear line again. We also look at soil health and add amendments where the soil needs them. Garden clean-up clears out beds and overgrown areas so the garden has room to come back.
Leaf removal and disposal is its own service. We collect the leaves and haul them away, so you aren't left with piles at the curb or bags in the garage.
Chapter 03
A spring clean-up prepares the yard for mowing season. When the weekly crew shows up, the turf is open to the light, the edges are defined, and the blade isn't chewing through last year's debris.
A fall clean-up does the opposite job. It puts the yard to bed for winter, with the leaves gone and the perennials cut back, so what's left can rest. Both start with a free estimate. Tell us what the yard looks like and we'll tell you what it needs.
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Two seasons
Spring
Spring work is about getting the winter off the yard. We clear debris from the lawn and garden, pull weeds and dead plants out of the beds, then mulch and edge so the lines are crisp before the first mow.
If the soil in a bed looks tired, we check it and add what it needs. That's how a clean-up turns into a season of growth rather than a one-week tidy.
Fall
We gather and remove the fallen leaves, trim back perennials and clear the beds before winter sets in.