Yard Cleanup Services in Aurora, CO

A spring cleanup sets your yard up for the growing season. We remove all the leaves, dead plant material, and winter debris that accumulated over the cold months. That includes clearing beds, raking out dead grass and matted material from turf edges, cleaning up along fences and walkways, and hauling everything away when we are done. We also do bed edging to redefine the clean line between lawn and landscape beds, and we clear any debris from driveways and walkways. Nothing gets left in a pile for you to deal with. Some homeowners add power raking or overseeding to the spring cleanup visit, which makes sense since we are already there and the lawn is ready for that kind of work. We serve Aurora and Centennial and can usually schedule spring cleanup jobs within a week or two of your request. Get a free quote on our website to get started.

Every yard is different in size and in how much work it needs coming out of winter, so we quote each job individually. The easiest way to get your price is to request a free quote on our website. Submit your address, we take a look using satellite imagery, and you will have a number back within 24 hours. If you want to add power raking, overseeding, or mulch installation at the same time, mention that in your request and we will quote the full scope together. One visit, one crew, everything done at once. No phone call required to get your quote. Just your address and what you are looking for. We have been doing spring and fall cleanups in Aurora and Centennial since 2020 and know what Colorado winters leave behind. Get your free quote today and we will take care of the rest.

Late March through mid-April is the right window for Aurora. The goal is to get cleanup done while the lawn is still mostly dormant, so you clear the deck before new growth pushes through. Doing cleanup too early when the ground is still frozen or snow is still possible is not a problem since we are just removing surface debris. Waiting too long, past the point of active green-up, means you are working around new growth and risk damaging it. In Colorado, spring can arrive fast. One warm week in March and the grass starts moving. We recommend getting on the schedule in February or early March so you have a confirmed date before the early slots fill up. If you are adding power raking or overseeding to your cleanup, the timing matters even more since both of those benefit from early spring execution before the grass gets going.

Yes, always. We do not leave piles for you to deal with. Every cleanup job ends with the debris loaded and gone. Leaves, dead plant material, thatch pulled up from the lawn, bed debris, all of it leaves with us. You come home to a clean yard, not a stack of bags at the curb. This is standard on every cleanup we do, spring and fall. Some crews will bag and leave. We take it with us. It is one less thing for you to manage, and it means the job is actually done when we leave. If you have specific areas you want left alone or material you want to keep, just let us know when you book. We work around any exceptions you have. Otherwise the default is everything out, hauled away, yard clean.