To ensure a thorough spring clean-up is completed, we begin by cleaning up any leftover debris, leaves, and garbage that are still there from the previous season. Unless your fall clean-up was immediately before the first snowfall, there are likely some leaves and other debris remaining under several inches of snow.

By removing these items, we ensure that your lawn, flower beds, and plants have access to the air, sun, and water so they get the necessary nutrients to thrive.

Doing this now will allow the soil to breathe and prevent fungus/mold, plant diseases, and harmful insect infestations to occur; all of these can attack fragile young foliage that is slowly coming up from their winter nap.

Encourage Lawn Growth With Fall Clean-Up

Although lawn growth slows down significantly during the winter, there is still minor growth. By taking care of a final lawn cutting, you ensure that your grass is even and has equal access to the sun and nutrients. This encourages growth, allowing your grass to look gorgeous at the end of the winter.