Seasonal Cleanup in central Georgia
Seasonal Cleanup

Spring & Fall Seasonal Cleanup in Central Georgia

Two times a year, a property needs a serious cleanup. Our spring refresh sets the property up for the growing season; our fall cleanup gets it through the leaf drop and ready for winter dormancy. Both are scoped flat and done in one or two visits.

What's Included

How we handle seasonal cleanup.

Spring refresh (March–April): hard-prune dormant shrubs, edge all beds, blow out winter debris, install fresh mulch or pine straw, treat with pre-emergent. Fall cleanup (November–December): full leaf removal, gutter cleanup on request, bed cutback, pre-emergent for winter weeds.

Two visits, one price

Most properties get spring + fall scoped together at a flat rate.

Full leaf haul-off

Leaves bagged or tarped and hauled — not blown into the woods or your neighbor's lot.

Pre-emergent included

Spring and fall pre-emergent applications block weed pressure for months.

Our Process

How it works.

1

Walk-through & quote

We scope each cleanup visit at a flat price.

2

Cleanup day

One crew, one day for most residential properties.

3

Optional add-ons

Mulch refresh, gutter cleanup, pressure washing as add-ons.

Where We Work

Seasonal Cleanup across central Georgia.

We provide seasonal cleanup for homes and businesses throughout 9 Georgia counties — based in Thomaston and serving the surrounding communities on recurring weekly routes.

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Frequently Asked

Seasonal Cleanup — Questions & Answers

Real questions from real central Georgia homeowners and property managers.

Late November through mid-December, after most hardwood leaves have dropped. An early cleanup means a second one is usually needed.
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