Spring & Fall Cleanup

Spring cleanups work best once the snow is gone and the ground has firmed up — typically late March into April around Plymouth — so we can clear winter debris before the growing season starts. Fall cleanups are timed to leaf drop, usually mid-October through November. Because leaves come down over several weeks here, many homeowners book more than one fall visit.

We haul everything away. All the leaves, brush, and trimmings we collect leave with us — you won't be left with bags by the garage, tarps at the curb, or a brush pile to burn.

It depends on the plant. We leave ornamental grasses and seed-bearing perennials standing for winter interest and wildlife, then cut them back in our spring visit. Anything prone to disease or that turns to mush over winter we clean up in fall. On your walkthrough we'll point out what to cut now versus what to leave.

Mulching light leaf cover into the lawn is fine and even beneficial, but our heavier oak and maple drop will mat down, block sunlight, and invite snow mold over a Northern Indiana winter. A thorough fall cleanup of the lawn and beds protects your turf and gives everything a healthier start come spring.

We provide spring and fall cleanups throughout Plymouth and all of Marshall County, plus nearby communities like Culver, Bremen, Nappanee, and Walkerton.