When should spring cleanup be done in NC?

We schedule spring cleanups from late February through March, before the main growing season begins. This timing allows us to prepare beds and lawns before new growth starts.

What does spring cleanup include?

Spring cleanup includes removing leaves and debris, edging beds, cutting back dead perennials, pruning shrubs, and preparing beds for mulch installation.

Is spring cleanup included in membership plans?

Yes. Spring cleanup is included in our Plus and Elite membership plans. Essential members can add it as an additional service.

Spring Cleanup

Comprehensive spring property cleanup to prepare for the growing season.

Professional Spring Cleanup in Sanford, NC & Central North Carolina

Start the growing season right with a thorough spring cleanup. Our crews remove winter debris, cut back dead perennials, edge beds, prune dormant shrubs, and prepare your landscape for new growth. Spring cleanup is the foundation for a great-looking property all season long.

After a North Carolina winter, most properties need a thorough reset before the growing season begins. Dead leaves that accumulated after fall cleanup, broken branches from ice storms, matted grass, and winter debris all need to be cleared before new growth starts. Our spring cleanup service addresses every corner of your property — from lawn areas and landscape beds to hardscapes and fence lines — so your yard is ready to thrive when warm weather arrives.

Our spring cleanup includes leaf and debris removal from all lawn and bed areas, pruning of dead or damaged branches on shrubs and small ornamental trees, cutting back ornamental grasses and perennials that were left standing for winter interest, and edging all bed lines and hardscape borders. We also remove any remaining annual plants from the previous season and clean out gutters and downspout areas where leaves tend to accumulate over winter.

Timing matters for spring cleanup in central North Carolina. We typically schedule these services in late February through March, after the last hard freeze but before warm-season grasses break dormancy and spring-blooming shrubs begin their growth cycle. This window allows us to prune without cutting off flower buds and gives your lawn a clean start for the first mowing of the season. Many of our membership customers combine spring cleanup with their first fertilization application for maximum efficiency.