Spring & Fall Cleanup Services

Seasonal transitions demand dedicated landscape attention in Idaho where extreme weather swings - from harsh winters with heavy snow to hot, dry summers - create unique cleanup needs that directly impact your landscape's health and appearance throughout the year. Our comprehensive spring and fall cleanup services are essential seasonal maintenance that prepares your yard for optimal performance in the upcoming season while addressing damage and debris from the season just ended. Spring cleanup is your landscape's fresh start after Idaho's harsh winter.

We remove accumulated winter debris including dead leaves trapped under snow, broken branches from ice and wind damage, dead perennial growth that protected roots through winter, salt and gravel tracked onto lawns from winter maintenance, and the general mess that emerges as snow melts. We cut back ornamental grasses and perennials to make room for new growth, edge landscape beds to create clean definition, remove winter-damaged plant material, and prepare beds for mulch refresh. Spring cleanup reveals winter damage that needs repair - broken sprinkler heads from freeze, dead sections of plants that didn't survive cold, areas of lawn killed by snow mold or ice damage, and drainage problems exposed by snowmelt.

Identifying these issues early allows correction before the growing season begins. Fall cleanup protects your investment as winter approaches. Idaho's deciduous trees drop massive quantities of leaves in October-November that smother lawns if left in place.

Thick leaf layers block sunlight, trap moisture creating fungal disease, provide habitat for voles and other pests, and kill grass outright if left through winter. We remove all leaves from lawns and beds using commercial backpack blowers that dramatically outperform homeowner equipment, cut back perennials that have finished their season, remove dead annual flowers and vegetables from beds and containers, clean out gutters if requested, and prepare your entire property for winter. Fall cleanup also includes cutting back perennials at the right time - not too early (which wastes winter protection) and not too late (which leaves a messy spring start).