SPRING AND FALL CLEAN UPS

Get Your Lawn Ready for a Beautiful Spring in 2026!

Our spring clean up service consists of blowing out left over leaves in the landscaping, dethatching and bagging/ removal of debris.

What is Dethatching? 

Dethatching is an efficient method of removing excess thatch or the layer of debris, dead grass, and other organic matter that lies in between grass and the soil's surface from your lawn so that nutrients, air, and water can reach the soil.

Here are the benefits:

• Prevents Lawn Damage – Thatch buildup can smother your grass, leaving you with thinning, brown patches, disease and funguses. Dethatching clears the way for healthy, strong grass to thrive.
• Promotes Healthy Grass Growth – A spring cleanup removes dead grass and debris, giving your lawn room to breathe and grow lush and green.
• Improves Aeration – Dethatching loosens compacted soil, allowing water and nutrients to reach your roots, so your lawn stays strong and resilient.
• Avoid Costly Problems – Neglecting spring cleanup can lead to expensive lawn issues later. Prevent pests, diseases, and poor growth by acting now.
• Enhances Curb Appeal – A well-maintained lawn improves the look of your entire property. Spring cleanup and dethatching give your yard a fresh, neat appearance.

We make fall cleanup simple — no raking, no hauling, no spending your weekend buried in leaves.

Our team handles the hard work for you, clearing leaves and debris so your lawn is protected heading into winter. 

Let us take care of it so you can enjoy fall without the hassle.

During fall clean up we will blow out all the landscaping, suck up and remove all the leaves from your lawn.

Why Is Fall Cleanup Important?

Allowing a layer of leaves to accumulate on your lawn kills your grass, promotes diseases and mold, and provides homes to pests. 

Leaving heavy leaf cover on your yard can trap moisture, block sunlight, and increase the risk of snow mold and spring damage. 

Plus, it keeps your property looking clean and tidy (and keeps the leaves from drifting into the neighbors’ yard 😉).