Spring cleanup
Spring is when your yard wakes up. A cleanup gets it ready.
- Remove leaves and winter debris
- Cut back dead perennials
- Edge beds with a clean line
- Add fresh mulch
- Trim shrubs that need shaping
Mulch done right
About 2 to 3 inches of mulch holds water in the soil, keeps weeds down and protects roots. Too much mulch can hurt plants. Never pile mulch up against tree trunks like a volcano. Keep it a few inches away from the bark.
Fall cleanup and leaves
Bucks County has a lot of big old trees, so fall leaves pile up fast. Leaving thick layers of leaves on your lawn over winter can smother grass. A fall cleanup clears leaves, cuts back plants and gets your yard ready for snow.
How it works
Getting help is simple. You fill out the short form on this page. We pass your request to one local landscaping company that serves your town. They call or text you to set up a visit.
At the visit, they walk your yard with you, listen to what you want, and look at things like slope, sun, soil and water flow. Then they give you a written quote. You decide if you want to move forward. There is no cost to ask.
- Step 1: Send the short form (about 1 minute).
- Step 2: A local landscaper reaches out to plan a visit.
- Step 3: You get a written quote for your yard.
- Step 4: You choose if and when to start.
Mulch done right
About 2 to 3 inches of mulch is enough for most beds. Keep it pulled away from trunks and stems. Thick, piled mulch can rot bark and smother roots.
What a cleanup usually includes
- Removing leaves, sticks and debris.
- Cutting back perennials and grasses.
- Edging beds.
- Hauling away yard waste.
- Optional mulch, pruning and weeding.
What changes the price
- Number and size of beds.
- Mulch type and amount.
- Debris volume.
- Disposal method.
Mulching & Cleanups near you
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