Shaping Your Outdoors. Surpassing Expectations.
A thorough spring reset that clears winter debris and preps your landscape for a strong growing season.
Spring cleanup is the reset that sets up the whole growing season. After a wet Pacific Northwest winter, yards are left with fallen debris, matted leaves, storm damage, and beds full of spent growth. We clear it all – raking and hauling debris, cutting back perennials and grasses, weeding and edging beds, refreshing mulch, and doing an early moss and weed knockdown. Your landscape starts the season clean, healthy, and ready to grow instead of fighting through a backlog of winter mess.
A clean start to the growing season; Winter debris and storm mess cleared; Beds cut back, weeded, and edged; Fresh mulch and early moss knockdown; Healthier plants and lawn from day one
1) Walk the property and plan the cleanup; 2) Rake and remove winter debris and leaves; 3) Cut back perennials and grasses; 4) Weed, edge, and refresh mulch in beds; 5) Haul away all debris
Property size and debris volume; Bed count and condition; Mulch refresh; Haul-away
Done in early spring as growth begins.