Seasonal Cleanup Guide

Spring Cleanup

Pruning and Trimming: Prune trees and shrubs to remove dead or damaged branches and encourage new growth. Trim back overgrown hedges and bushes to maintain shape and promote healthy foliage. Prune back any winter damage.
Lawn Care: Rake and remove any remaining debris, such as leaves and branches, from the lawn. Start fertilizing your lawn in March or April to provide the nutrients it needs to be thick, healthy, and green.
Weed Control: Remove weeds from garden beds, pathways, and other landscaped areas. Consider applying mulch to suppress weed growth and retain moisture in the soil.
Mulching and Edging: Apply fresh mulch to garden beds to help retain moisture, suppress weeds, and improve the appearance of landscaping. Edge flower beds, pathways, and lawn borders to create clean, defined lines and prevent grass encroachment.
Inspect and Maintain Irrigation Systems: Check irrigation systems for leaks, clogs, or damage, and repair as necessary. Adjust sprinkler heads to ensure even coverage and efficient water distribution.
Inspect and Clean Gutters: Clean gutters and downspouts of debris to prevent clogs and water damage to your home's exterior. Ensure that gutters are securely attached and properly sloped for drainage.
Pest Control: Check for signs of pests, such as insects or rodents, around your home and garden. Take appropriate measures to control and prevent infestations.

Fall Cleanup

Determine which services are necessary based on the condition of your yard. Common fall cleanup services include:
Leaf removal: Clearing leaves from your lawn, flower beds, and pathways.
Pruning and trimming: Trimming back bushes, shrubs, and trees to promote healthy growth. Prune dead or diseased branches from trees and shrubs to promote healthy growth.Remove fallen branches and debris from around trees to prevent potential hazards.
Lawn mowing and edging: Giving your lawn a final mow and clean edge before winter. Fall is also a great time to aerate and overseed your lawn
Bed cleanup: Removing dead plants, weeds, and debris from flower beds and garden areas.
Mulching: Applying fresh mulch to protect plants and soil during winter.
Gutter cleaning: Clearing gutters of leaves and debris to prevent clogging and water damage.
Winterizing: Preparing irrigation systems, outdoor faucets, and other features for cold weather.
Hardscape Maintenance: Clean and store outdoor furniture and garden tools to protect them from winter damage. Power wash decks, patios, and walkways to remove dirt, mold, and mildew buildup.