Seasonal Cleanups, Clearing & Hauling

Spring wake-ups, fall leaf removal, brush clearing, and junk haul-away.

Autumn leaves covering a garden path
Fall cleanup season runs October through December

Puget Sound properties grow — and shed — twelve months a year. Leaves bury lawns in November, blackberries swallow fence lines by July, and winter storms drop branches exactly where you don’t want them. A cleanup visit resets the property: debris out, beds re-edged, surfaces blown clean.

Spring & Fall Cleanups

  • Leaf removal from lawns, beds, and hard surfaces — collected and hauled away
  • Bed cleanouts: dead growth cut back, weeds pulled, edges re-cut
  • Storm debris and fallen branch removal
  • First or last mow of the season and a full blow-off
  • Optional gutter cleaning add-on in the same visit

Brush & Property Clearing

Himalayan blackberries and English ivy spread fast. We cut, dig, and haul overgrowth from slopes, fence lines, and unused corners, and can put the area on a maintenance schedule afterward so it stays clear. We also clear for fence installs, shed pads, and pre-listing preparation.

Steep slopes and wetland buffers need care — we’ll tell you what can be cleared by hand and what needs a different approach around protected areas.

Evergreen trees bordering a cleared property edge

Junk Removal

Old fencing, rotted deck furniture, broken planters, play structures, bagged yard waste, and general property junk — priced by volume, loaded by us, with the area swept before we leave. Donation and recycling drop-offs are separated whenever possible.

Listing your home? A one-day cleanup — mow, edge, beds, bark, and haul-away — is a cost-effective curb-appeal refresh before photos and showings.

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