Looking for a spring clean up?

Trees take quite the beating during the winter. Build up of snow and ice cause limbs to break off. The first thing our crew will do is walk the property and pick up stick and limbs that are to big to be blown with a leaf blower.

After the large debris has been removed, the crew will start in one location, blow everything to the other side of the yard, and pick up the debris.

At this point the lawn is  starting to look like its old self. If there is any plow damage, like peeled up grass, it will be place back into its original spot. Gravel that was pushed into the lawn by plows will be put back into the drives.

In certain cases, such as a late spring clean up, there is a need for the lawn to be mowed. In these cases our crew will mow all areas of the lawn that are reachable, occasionally there are areas of the lawn that are to wet to be mowed at this time.

As an extra measure, the crew will do a final pass over of the lawn with the blowers.

Our objective for a spring clean up is to leave the lawn ready to be mowed without the hassle of stones, leaf debris or sticks.

Obviously it is impossible to give an exact number for a clean up job without looking at it, but as a general rule, we charge $65 to $85 an hour. Hourly rate is determined by specific factors presented by the job (examples: Standing water, very small gates making removal more difficult, large limbs)

A typical city lot ranging from 10,000 to 25,000 sq feet usually takes about an hour and a half.

So a typical city lot  will range from $100 to $150*

* Please note this is an average estimate, some clean ups are extremely easy and will take much less time as well as some jobs are more difficult and will take longer. 

The best way to find out your cost is to give us a call and get a free estimate.