Spring Cleanup Services Customized Just for You
There is no better way to wake up your yard or commercial property than with spring cleanup services from Giant Landscaping. Our core spring yard cleanup program offers lawn detaching, raking and blowing out beds. This breaks open the soil and helps to stimulate aerobic bacteria, getting things to grow quickly.
Like most of our landscape maintenance services, spring cleanups are à la carte – allowing you to choose everything from a basic cleanup to a complete yard buff with bed edging and mulching.
To get on our list, residential landscape clients complete a digital sign-up form in February, allowing them to customize their spring cleanup service based on what their yard needs:
Core Spring Cleanup
- Lawn mowing
- Lawn thatching
- Blowing down the yard
- Cleaning out all planting areas of winter debris
Spring Cleanup Options
- Bed edging
- Weeding
- Mulching of planting beds
Other recommended spring landscape maintenance services may also be selected on the sign-up form. These services may or may not be done at the same time as the spring cleanup:
- Spring pruning services – pruning out broken branches in ornamental trees and shrubs
- Irrigation startup – includes running through all zones checking for damaged heads and leaks
- Crushed stone drip edge/drainage – snowmelt and spring rains often show the need for adequate drainage solutions. Crushed stone or river rock can also be used as a substitute for mulch in planting beds.
Are you a homeowner who would like to get on our spring cleanup list?
We hired Giant Landscaping for Spring Cleanup as well as mulch at our home in North Manchester. They did an AMAZING job with both. If you are wondering if you should hire them, the answer is “YES!”
Spring Maintenance Services FAQs
Q: How do you charge for spring cleanup services?
A: Our labor billing policy for residential clients is hourly with a six-hour minimum. Service hours are based on the number of crew members. Commercial clients pay by seasonal contracts.
Q: Will you remove the leaves and winter debris from the site?
A: We can dispose of them on site or remove them for an additional fee if you prefer.
Q: Can I do my own mulching?
A: Yes! We can do the bed prep and edging only if you enjoy spreading mulch. You can have our landscape materials division deliver as little as ½ yard of bark mulch to your property.
Q: How will you apply mulch to my beds?
A: We use a bark blower to install your choice of bark mulch into the bed. This service is billed per installed yard with a 3-yard minimum. Manually spreading mulch with a wheelbarrow and rake is available if preferred, which is billed on a time & materials basis.
Q: Will you also overseed my lawn after dethatching?
A: The dethatching process is simply scoring the thatch gently with tines. Overseeding is best done with our core aeration services. We do that in the fall because weed competition is not a problem.