Spring Cleanups That Set Up the Whole Year
Everything your landscape does from March to November starts with how it comes out of winter. A real spring cleanup clears the dead, resets the beds, and preps turf and plantings to grow — so the property hits April looking managed instead of recovering.
Winter Leaves a Mess. Spring Shouldn’t Inherit It.
Freeze-burned foliage, matted leaves smothering turf corners, beds full of debris, last year’s perennials standing dead — every DFW winter leaves the same to-do list, and every week it waits, weeds are winning the head start.
Our crews sweep the property in one coordinated pass: beds cleaned and re-cut, ornamental grasses and perennials cut back on the right schedule, shrubs shaped, turf raked free of matting, and everything hauled away. What’s left is a property that’s ready to grow.
- Beds cleared, weeded & re-edged
- Perennials & grasses cut back correctly
- Winter debris hauled off-site
- Property reset before the growing season
One Pass, Whole Property
Everything winter left behind, handled in a single coordinated visit.
Leaves, debris, and dead annuals out; soil surface opened up and ready.
Grasses, perennials, and freeze-damaged growth cut back for clean regrowth.
Crisp new edges that separate turf from beds for the rest of the season.
Matted leaves and thatch pockets cleared so spring turf breathes.
Everything removed from site — no piles, no burn stacks, no trace.
Spring Cleanup Questions
When should a spring cleanup happen in North Texas?
Late February through March is the sweet spot — after the last hard freezes but before serious growth and pre-emergent windows. Cut back too early and tender growth gets burned; too late and you are pruning around new growth. We schedule to the season, not the calendar.
Is a spring cleanup included in maintenance programs?
For our program clients, yes — it is built into the annual scope as the season opener. We also run standalone cleanups for properties that are not on a program yet; fair warning, it is how a lot of them become program clients.
What happens to all the debris?
It leaves with us. Loaded, hauled, and disposed of properly the same day — a cleanup that ends with a pile at the curb is only half a cleanup.
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Give the Season a Clean Start
One visit and the winter mess is gone. Get on the spring schedule before it fills — it always fills.