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Spring and fall clean-ups in Maple

Leaf removal, bed clean-outs, de-thatching, perennial cut-back and debris hauling for Maple properties — twice a year, the property gets reset.

Spring: undoing what winter did

Plows push sand and gravel onto lawn edges all winter, road salt burns the strip along the driveway, and turf comes out of the snow matted flat. None of it fixes itself, and all of it decides how the Maple property looks in July.

Fall: as many visits as the trees take

Mature maples drop over six to eight weeks and never on schedule. A single clean-up booked for early November leaves half the canopy still to come and the rest on your lawn until April.

Everything hauled away

Leaves, cut-back material, sticks and storm debris leave the property. No bags at the curb for you to deal with afterwards.

  • Leaves, sticks and storm debris removed and hauled off
  • Matted turf de-thatched so new growth gets light
  • Plow sand and salt residue cleared off lawn edges
  • Beds cleaned out, edges re-cut, mulch refreshed
  • Final cut at winter height and fall fertilizer

Maple is full of newer subdivisions, which means backyards handed over as bare graded clay with a fence around them. That is the cleanest kind of project for us — nothing to demolish, and the grade, drainage, patio and planting can all be planned together from the start.

Clean-ups in detail

Common questions

Maple questions

How many fall visits will I need?

On a Maple property with mature maples, usually three. Newer subdivisions with young trees often need one or two.

Can you do just the beds?

Yes. Bed clean-outs, cut-back and mulch can be booked without the lawn work.

When should I book?

Spring slots fill in March and fall series fill in September.

Nearby

Clean-ups elsewhere in the GTA

Same crew, same standard.

Free estimate

Free quote in Maple.

Call or text 647-621-8592, seven days a week.