Leaves pulled, beds tidied,
one seasonal visit (or a multi-visit pass).
Pick the one-shot pickup if you just need a clean slate going into winter, or the multi-visit pass if the trees on your block drop in waves. We blow, haul, edge, and clear the gutters — same two people, no call-center, no upsell.
What we handle
Blow-out, haul-off, beds, edges.
Pick a one-shot pickup or split the work across two or three passes as the leaves come down. Either way, the same crew and the same yard-by-yard attention.
Lawns, beds, hardscape, and walks — every leaf we can reach with a blower, cleared end-to-end before we leave.
Leaves bagged and hauled off site (not pushed into the woods). No leaning pile behind the shed, no wet clump on the curb.
Beds raked clean, edges re-cut, and the perennials cut back where they need it. Ready for mulch or a winter nap.
First-floor gutters and downspout tops cleared of leaf pack — the spots that ice up first once the cold nights land.
Last cut of the season, short and even — so the lawn goes into winter clean instead of matting under snow.
Got big trees that drop in waves? We come back two or three times through October, no extra scheduling on your end.
Seasonal availability
September through November, every year.
Fall cleanup runs from the first cool night in early September through the last leaf drop in late November. Outside of those months the blowers go back in the truck and we're prepping the route for snow season.
The best time to book is early September — by mid-October the multi-visit schedule fills and we're running routes through the weekends before the first freeze. If you want the one-shot cleanup, getting on the calendar by Halloween is usually safe; after that, we're wrapping up for the season.
Bundle it with the year
Pair it with the annual membership.
Most folks who book a fall cleanup also want the spring cleanup and the full mowing season for the months after. The annual membership bundles the whole calendar — and member yards get the front of the route when the leaves start dropping (one fewer thing you have to remember to schedule).
Reach one of us
Book before October fills up.
Send a quick text or call — tell us how many trees drop onto the yard, whether you want the one-shot pickup or the multi-visit pass, and we'll get a quote back before the first leaves hit the lawn.
Service area for fall cleanup
Rooted in Neoga.
Same service area as the rest of our work — within roughly 30 miles of Neoga. If your town is on the regular route, you're on the fall cleanup route too.
See the full list on our service area page.
Ready for the leaves
Get on the fall cleanup route.
Tell us your address, how many trees you've got, and whether you want the one-shot pickup or the multi-visit pass. We'll send a quick quote and a date before the first leaves hit the lawn.
Or give us a call — both lines answered by Jared or Julie.