Yard Cleanups
Hand back a yard that got away from you looking like someone has been keeping it all along.
What a Cleanup Covers
Cutting down overgrowth, clearing weeds from beds and fence lines, cutting back shrubs that have gone shapeless, raking out accumulated leaf and debris layers, re-establishing the edges, and hauling everything off. The goal is a property that looks reset, not trimmed around the problem.
Side Yards and Forgotten Corners
The jobs we see most are not front lawns. They are side yards, the strip between the house and the fence that nobody walks through, where weeds go chest-high in one wet Bay Area winter. One season of neglect there looks like five. Those spaces come back in a single visit, and they stay back if you put them on a maintenance schedule afterward.
Selling or Renting
Curb appeal is the cheapest work you can do on a listing, and landlords between tenants need the yard turned around on a date, not a window. We work to deadlines and we send finish photos when the job is done.
Common Questions
How do you price a cleanup?
By the scope, quoted from your photos in most cases. What drives the price is volume: how much growth has to come out and how much debris has to leave. Send photos through the estimate form and you will get a number the same day.
Do you haul the debris away?
Yes. Green waste is loaded out and disposed of properly, and the property is blown clean before we leave. A cleanup that leaves piles at the curb is half a cleanup.
My property got a code or HOA notice. Can you handle it?
Yes, and quickly. Overgrowth notices come with deadlines, and we prioritize those jobs. Tell us the deadline in the estimate form notes and we will schedule around it.