Yard cleanup in Winter Garden
Storm debris, overgrown beds or a once-a-year reset. We look first, price what’s actually there, and haul it all away.
What’s included
What a yard cleanup includes
A cleanup is the easiest job to under-estimate and then argue about. So we look first.
- Storm debris: fronds, branches and blown-in trash
- Overgrown beds weeded, cut back and edged
- Leaf drop raked out of beds and off the lawn
- Everything hauled off your property
How we do it
How a cleanup works
Estimated from what’s there
We walk it and photograph it before a crew is sent. A number given over the phone is a number that gets revised in your driveway.
After a storm
Debris cleared and hauled, and anything that needs a licensed arborist flagged, not attempted.
What haul-off means
It goes on the truck and off your property. Bagged at the curb for county pickup is a different, cheaper job, and we’ll say which you’re getting.
Pricing
What affects the price
Every job is priced after a free walkthrough, in writing and line by line, so the number doesn’t change on the day.
How the free walkthrough worksYour price depends on
- Volume of debris to remove
- How overgrown the beds are
- Access and distance to the truck
- Haul-off or curbside
Questions
Yard cleanups questions
How soon can you come after a storm?
Existing customers come first after a big storm, then new requests in the order they arrive. We’ll give you a realistic day when you reach us.
Can I send photos for a price?
Send photos in the chat and we’ll tell you what we see. The price is set when someone has walked it, so it doesn’t change on the day.
Do you take everything away?
Yes, haul-off is included unless you’d rather have it bagged at the curb for the county.
Can a cleanup turn into regular service?
If you like the result, yes, but there’s no obligation. Plenty of customers ask for one cleanup a year.
Get a straight answer about your yard.
Send a photo of the problem spot and we’ll tell you what we see, or ask for the free walkthrough.