Seasonal Cleanup
A full reset — beds, borders, and the whole property.
Overview
Care that fits the way Louisiana yards actually grow.
Twice a year most Louisiana yards need more than a mow. Live oaks drop leaves in spring (not fall), summer growth needs a hard cut back, and hurricane season leaves debris in every bed. A seasonal cleanup gets it all done in one visit.
We come with a full crew and a truck, not one person and a rake. When we leave, the property is bagged, blown, and photo-ready — beds edged, hedges shaped, leaves gone.
What's included
Every visit, done right.
Full leaf removal
Beds, lawn, roof valleys, and hardscape — leaves cleared and hauled, not blown to the neighbor's.
Storm debris cleanup
Downed limbs, palm fronds, and post-hurricane cleanup after the worst passes.
Hedge & shrub tune-up
Shape ligustrum, boxwood, azalea, and holly at the right time of year for each.
Bed prep
Weeded, edged, and turned so mulch or seasonal color goes down clean.
Haul-off included
Everything leaves with our truck. No pile at the curb for two weeks.
Gutter-line check
We clear leaves out of the gutter line along the roof edge as a courtesy.
Our process
Simple, honest, on schedule.
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Property walk
We look at every bed, hedge, and problem area and quote a fixed price for the visit.
- 2
Schedule the day
Cleanups usually take one visit — we block a half or full day for your property.
- 3
Full-crew cleanup
Multiple team members on site so it's done in hours, not spread across a week.
- 4
Walk-through & haul-off
We walk it with you (or send photos), then take all debris off site.
Built for Louisiana
Live oaks, hurricanes, and a spring that isn't like anywhere else.
New Orleans cleanups run on a different calendar than the rest of the country. Live oaks shed in spring, not fall. Storm season stretches from June through November. Our cleanups are timed and scoped for the way things actually grow here.
- Spring visit sized for live-oak leaf drop — the heaviest cleanup of the year.
- Post-storm response for downed palm fronds, banana leaves, and small limbs.
- Late-winter shrub cuts timed to avoid triggering new growth before the last cold snap.
- Bed prep that respects our clay soil — turned, not overworked when wet.
FAQ
Good questions to ask.
- How is this different from regular mowing service?
- A cleanup is a full-crew reset of the whole property — beds, hedges, debris, hauling. Mowing service is weekly maintenance on top of that.
- Can you come after a storm?
- Yes. We prioritize existing clients first, then add storm response for new requests as soon as we can safely get there.
- Do you take the debris away?
- Always. Haul-off is included in the quoted price — no pile left at the curb.
- How often should we do a cleanup?
- Twice a year is standard: once in early spring for leaf drop and once in late fall to reset for winter.
Ready for a better-looking yard?
Tell us about your property and we'll get back within one business day with a free, no-pressure estimate.