Spring & Fall Cleanups in Overland Park

Two visits a year do more for a property than almost anything else on this list. The spring cleanup sets the whole season up, and the fall cleanup determines what your lawn looks like when it comes out of dormancy next April.

A spring cleanup is a full reset: leaves and winter debris pulled out of every bed, fence line and landscape corner; matted leaf layers raked off the turf so light and air reach the crown; ornamental grasses and spent perennials cut back; beds weeded and edges re-cut; a light cleanup mow; and the whole property blown off and hauled away. It is the natural time to follow with fresh mulch.

A fall cleanup is about not letting wet leaves sit on the lawn through a Kansas winter, which is exactly how you get matted, suffocated, disease-prone turf in the spring. We run multiple passes as the leaves actually fall rather than a single early visit, clear beds and window wells, cut back perennials, and remove annuals. Late-season visits are timed around when your specific trees drop — oaks in this area hold on long after everything else is bare.

Everything is hauled off. We do not bag debris and leave it at the curb unless your city collection schedule makes that the better option, and we will tell you which is which.

Cleanups can be booked as one-time services or included automatically for weekly maintenance clients, which is how most Overland Park properties handle it.