Most cleanups $175–$350
Spring and fall yard cleanups
Leaves out of the lawn, beds and rock. Perennials and grasses cut back, beds weeded and edged. Everything hauled — nothing left in bags at the curb.
Fall leaves left on a lawn over winter smother the grass and leave dead patches by April. A fall cleanup gets them out of the lawn, the beds and — the hard part — the rock, where they collect against every boulder and fence line.
Spring cleanups get the yard ready for the season: winter debris out, ornamental grasses and perennials cut back before new growth starts, beds weeded and given a fresh edge. It's also when we find what winter did to the sprinklers.
Everything we pick up leaves with us. We don't leave bags at the curb for your trash pickup.
FAQ
Spring & Fall Cleanup: common questions
When should I book a fall cleanup?
Once most of the leaves are down — in the Treasure Valley that's usually early to mid-November. Big maples and ash can hang on later, so some yards need a second pass.
How much does a yard cleanup cost?
Most spring or fall cleanups on a subdivision lot run $175 to $350, depending on how many trees drop into the yard and how much rock the leaves can hide in. Spring and fall together is $350 in the estimate.
Where we work
Spring & Fall Cleanup near you.
- Spring & Fall Cleanup in Boise
- Spring & Fall Cleanup in Meridian
- Spring & Fall Cleanup in Nampa
- Spring & Fall Cleanup in Eagle
- Spring & Fall Cleanup in Kuna
- Spring & Fall Cleanup in Star
Often booked with
Two minutes, no phone call
See what your yard would cost.
Answer a few questions about your yard and get a ballpark price on the spot. Then we walk it with you and give you a firm number — free.