Yard Cleanup Services

Fall cleanups focus on leaf removal (oak and pecan trees drop heavy volume in this area), clearing dead annuals, and cutting back perennials before winter dormancy. Spring cleanups focus on clearing winter debris, cutting back anything that died back over the cold months, dethatching if needed, and getting beds ready for a mulch refresh and new planting. Both usually include a full lawn and bed debris sweep, but the specific tasks differ by season.

Yes — North Texas gets its share of severe thunderstorms and occasional high wind events, and we handle downed branches, storm debris, and general yard cleanup after a storm. For anything involving large fallen trees or structural damage, we'll help clear yard debris but may recommend a tree removal specialist for anything requiring heavy equipment or working near power lines.

We start with a full walkthrough to scope the job honestly — a yard that hasn't been touched in a year often needs more than one visit to bring back to a maintainable state, and we'll tell you that upfront rather than underquoting and leaving the job half-done. Typically that means an initial deep cleanup (mowing overgrowth, clearing beds, removing dead material) followed by getting the property onto a regular maintenance schedule so it doesn't slide back.

Both are available. Plenty of customers just need a one-time reset — before selling a house, after a storm, or catching up after being away. Others prefer scheduling a cleanup twice a year (spring and fall) as part of an ongoing plan so leaves and debris never build up to the point of needing a big reset. We'll quote either way based on what you actually need.