Leaf Cleanup & Removal Service
A matted layer of wet leaves does real damage: it blocks sunlight, traps moisture against the crown of the grass, and invites snow mold and vole runs you'll be repairing in April. In neighborhoods with mature trees — and that's most of Frankfort — one cleanup in November is rarely enough.
We run commercial blowers and high-capacity vacuums that clear a leaf-covered property in a fraction of the time a rake ever could, and we take the leaves with us. No street piles waiting weeks for pickup, no burned-out weekend, no soggy tarps.
What's Included
- Full-property leaf clearing — lawn, beds, patios, walkways, and drainage areas
- Gutters-to-ground: downspout areas and low spots where leaves collect and dam water
- Complete haul-away, or curb staging if you prefer city pickup
- One-time visits or a scheduled series through leaf season
- Final cut and cleanup combo to close out the mowing year
One Visit or the Season Package
Heavy tree cover usually means two to three visits between late October and early December. We'll look at your property and recommend honestly — some yards truly need one big cleanup, and that's what we'll quote. Pair the last visit with our full fall cleanup and your property is ready for winter in a single afternoon.
Common Questions
Do you haul the leaves away?
Yes — haul-away is included. If you'd rather use Frankfort's curbside pickup, we can stage leaves at the curb instead and adjust the price.
How many cleanups does a typical yard need?
Properties with heavy tree cover usually need two or three visits across the season. Light tree cover often needs just one late-season cleanup.
Is it really bad to leave leaves on the lawn over winter?
A thin scattering is harmless, but a matted layer smothers cool-season grass and breeds fungus. If you can't see grass through the leaves, they need to come off.
Do you clean leaves out of landscape beds too?
Yes — beds, patios, walkways, and drainage areas are all part of a standard cleanup.