When should I schedule spring and fall cleanups?

Spring cleanup should happen in late March or early April once the weather warms up and before new growth really takes off. Fall cleanup typically happens in November after most leaves have fallen but before the first hard freeze. We can schedule you based on actual weather conditions rather than specific dates. If you want to lock in your spot, reach out early because our schedule fills up during peak cleanup season.

How much do seasonal cleanups cost?

The cost depends on the size of your property and how much work needs to be done. A small yard with minimal debris will cost less than a large property with mature trees and extensive beds. We provide estimates based on your specific property. Many customers sign up for both spring and fall cleanups at a discounted rate, which locks in your service and saves you money.

Can you do cleanup and mulching at the same time?

Yes, we often combine cleanup with mulching services. Spring cleanup is the perfect time to add fresh mulch to your beds since we are already clearing them out and prepping them. This saves you time and gives you a complete refresh in one visit. Just let us know if you want mulching included when you schedule your cleanup, and we will add it to the scope of work.

Spring & Fall Yard Cleanups

Prepare your property for each season with professional cleanup services that keep your yard looking great year-round.

Professional spring and fall yard cleanup services in Dunwoody, GA

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Why Your Yard Needs Seasonal Cleanups

Every season brings changes to your yard. Leaves pile up in fall, branches come down in winter storms, and debris accumulates throughout the year. If you do not clear this away, it smothers your grass, creates breeding grounds for pests, and makes your property look neglected. Seasonal cleanups solve these problems and set your yard up for success in the months ahead.

At RelyNow Dunwoody Landscapers, we provide complete spring and fall cleanup services that leave your property looking fresh and ready for the season. We clear away leaves, remove debris, cut back dead plants, and prep your beds and lawn for new growth. These cleanups are not just about appearance. They protect your landscape investment and prevent problems before they start.

Many homeowners put off seasonal cleanups because the work is overwhelming. Bagging leaves, clearing beds, and hauling away debris takes hours or even days. By the time you are done, you are exhausted and your whole weekend is gone. When you hire us, we handle everything quickly and efficiently. You get a clean, ready-to-go yard without spending your free time doing yard work.

What We Do During Spring Cleanup

Spring cleanup is all about clearing away winter damage and getting your yard ready for the growing season. After months of cold weather, branches, leaves, and other debris pile up. Your beds need attention, your grass needs to breathe, and dead plants need to be removed. Here is what we include in our spring cleanup services:

Remove leaves, sticks, and debris from lawn and beds
Cut back dead perennials and ornamental grasses
Clean out garden beds and remove winter mulch buildup
Edge beds to create clean, defined lines
Rake and dethatch lawn areas if needed
Prune shrubs and small trees for healthy spring growth
Haul away all debris and leave your property clean

Preparing Beds for New Growth

Spring is planting time, but you cannot plant in beds that are full of old leaves and compacted mulch. We clear everything out, fluff up the soil, and get your beds ready for new plants or fresh mulch. If you want to add color for the season, our landscape design team can help with plant selection and installation.

Lawn Prep for Spring Growth

Your lawn needs attention after winter too. We rake away dead grass and matted leaves so sunlight and air can reach the soil. This helps your grass green up faster and reduces disease problems. If your lawn is looking tired, we can also help with sod installation to give you an instant refresh.

What We Do During Fall Cleanup

Fall cleanup is about putting your yard to bed for winter. As trees drop their leaves and plants go dormant, your property needs attention to stay healthy through the cold months. If you leave thick layers of leaves on your lawn, they will mat down, block sunlight, and create dead spots come spring. Fall cleanup prevents these problems and makes spring easier.

Leaf Removal

Leaves are beautiful on trees but problematic on your lawn. We remove leaves from your grass, beds, gutters, and hardscapes. Depending on your property and how many leaves you get, we may need to come back multiple times during the season. We blow, rake, and vacuum leaves, then haul them away so your property stays clean.

Bed Preparation for Winter

We cut back perennials that have finished for the season, remove annuals that are done, and tidy up your beds. Some plants we leave standing if they provide winter interest or food for birds. We work with you to decide what stays and what goes. Then we apply fresh mulch if needed to protect plant roots from freezing temperatures.

Final Lawn Care

Your lawn needs one last cut before winter, and it needs to be clear of debris so it can rest properly. We mow at the right height for dormancy, clear away leaves and sticks, and make sure water can drain correctly. This sets your lawn up to come back strong in spring. If you want ongoing maintenance, our lawn care services keep your property looking sharp all season long.

Protecting Your Investment

Fall cleanup protects everything you have invested in your landscape. It prevents disease, reduces pest problems, and keeps your plants healthy through winter. It also means less work in spring because you are starting with a clean slate. When we finish your fall cleanup, your property will be ready for winter and set up for success next year.

Common Questions About Seasonal Cleanups

Ready to get your yard prepped for the season? Let us handle the heavy lifting so you can enjoy your property.

Call (770) 588-0725 to Schedule Your Cleanup