This fall
Leaves off the yard. Off the property.
Lawns, beds, and the driveway. Brush too. We haul it. Based in Rochester.
The lawn
Blown and raked, including the beds and the drive.
The brush
Sticks, dead annuals, and what the wind dropped.
The haul
It leaves with the job. No bags at the curb.
The visit
What we clear
- Leaves off the lawn, the beds, and the driveway
- Brush, sticks, and dead annuals
- Hauled off — not piled for you to bag
- A second pass if the oaks drop late, quoted before you book
Oak and maple around here keep dropping into November. If it sits, it mats the grass and you're paying for it again in April. Send photos of the yard and the trees. Say it's a fall cleanup.
What this isn't
Not a mow. Not a bag left at the curb. Not a number until we've seen the lot.
Towns we cover this fall
Based in Rochester. Rochester Hills, Rochester, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Troy, Lake Orion, West Bloomfield, and the towns around them.
Questions
When should I book fall cleanup?
Now through the last oak drop. A heavy canopy usually wants two visits — one when the color falls, one after the oaks let go. We'll say if your lot only needs one.
Do you leave bags at the curb?
No. Leaves, brush, and dead plants leave with us. Nothing sits in the drive for you to deal with.
Do you mow as part of the cleanup?
No. We don't mow. This visit is the leaves, the beds, the brush, and the haul.
What does a fall cleanup cost?
It depends on the lot and the trees. A typical third- to half-acre is often a half-day to a day. Send photos and you'll get a price, not a guess.
Get an estimate
Book the fall cleanup.
Call, or send photos of the yard and the trees. You'll get a written price. The person who quotes it does the work.