Leaves, sticks, litter, and debris are removed from your lawn and landscape beds. All debris is then removed and hauled away. Leaf clean-up can be a one-time visit or multiple visits.

After removing the majority of leaves, sticks, and litter, the lawn is mowed to pick up any remaining debris.

During the months of May and September, we pay special attention to edging around concrete driveways, sidewalks, and curb lines to create clean, well-defined boundaries.

This service is only offered with our mowing or landscape maintenance service.

In the spring, when necessary, we employ a power rake for dethatching to address the accumulation of thatch and natural dead material in your lawn.

While some thatch is beneficial, excessive buildup can hinder water, air, and nutrient access to the soil. If thatch exceeds a depth of 1/2", it can redirect turf roots into the thatch instead of the soil.

Our dethatching process takes place in the spring before new growth starts, ensuring it won't harm your turf.