Garden & yard cleanups.
A one-time reset for overgrown beds, leaves, untidy shrubs and the parts of the yard that need attention before regular care can begin.
Request an estimate
Start with what needs attention.
A useful cleanup has a defined scope. Tell us which areas need work, what should stay and whether there is heavy debris or material to remove. We can discuss the work in stages if that suits your property.
Leaves & loose yard debris
Clear the agreed areas of leaves and ordinary loose garden debris. Describe any bulky materials separately so removal can be planned.
Weeds & garden-bed attention
Discuss weed clearing and a tidy-up around established planting. Tell us about plants you want protected and areas you want left alone.
Trimming & shaping
Include the hedges and shrubs that need trimming in your request. Large trees or specialist work should be identified before an estimate.
The next step
Once the yard is reset, talk through recurring maintenance, planting or a landscape refresh if you want ongoing help.
Help us understand the cleanup.
A few useful details help us understand the work and prepare for the conversation.
- Areas needing attention: front, back or side yard
- Current growth, weeds and loose debris
- Hedges or shrubs needing trimming
- Any bulky debris or disposal requirements
- Plants, garden features and areas to protect
- Gate access, pets and preferred timing
Before you get started.
Can a cleanup be a one-time job?
Yes. You can request a one-time cleanup without arranging recurring maintenance.
Is haul-away included?
Disposal and haul-away depend on the materials and the agreed scope. Describe the debris so this can be discussed and included in the estimate where appropriate.
Can you maintain the yard after the cleanup?
Yes. If you want ongoing care, we can discuss the tasks and a weekly, biweekly or monthly schedule after the cleanup.