A cleanup visit clears fallen leaves, cuts back dead perennial growth, clears out planting beds, and removes accumulated debris from the yard. It is the reset that makes everything after it, from mowing to mulching, easier to keep up with.
Everything we clear leaves the property with us. Nothing is left piled at the curb or in a corner of the yard.
Fall visits are scheduled once most leaves have dropped, not on a fixed calendar date that misses half the leaf fall.
Book a single seasonal cleanup or set it up as a recurring visit alongside your other lawn care.
Cleanup includes bed edges and plantings, not only leaves off the grass.
Winter debris cleared, beds cut back, and the yard reset ahead of the growing season.
Leaves cleared before they smother turf, plus bed clean-out ahead of winter.
All cleared material removed from the property, not left in a pile.
We assess bed condition, leaf coverage, and debris before starting so nothing gets missed.
Leaves, fallen limbs, and accumulated debris are cleared from lawn and bed areas.
Dead perennial growth is cut back and beds are cleared out.
All cleared material is loaded and hauled off the property before we leave.
A cleanup visit clears the yard down to bare beds, which makes it the easiest time to add or refresh mulch. Beds hold moisture and resist weeds better through the next season when mulch goes down right after old growth and debris are cleared, instead of being added separately later. We can add mulch as part of your cleanup visit or schedule it right after.
Both. Book a single spring or fall cleanup, or set it up as a recurring seasonal visit alongside your other lawn care.
Everything cleared during the visit is hauled away from the property.
Once most leaves have dropped, typically mid to late fall in Durham, so we are not clearing the same area twice.
Yes, dead perennial growth is cut back as part of a standard cleanup visit.