Included free with every lawn mowing subscription — a one-time cleanup is also available for non-subscribers, priced by lot size.
If you're on a lawn mowing subscription, leaf cleanup is already part of your service. Our mower picks up leaves as it cuts, and the crew cleans up while they're there — no separate charge, no separate appointment.
This matters more in Houston than it might seem, since live oaks here drop most of their leaves in late winter rather than fall — meaning a lawn that looked clean through November can suddenly be buried in February, right when most homeowners have stopped thinking about leaves at all. Subscribers never have to track that timing themselves; it's handled automatically on whatever schedule their mowing visits already run.
Priced the same as a one-time mowing cut for your lot size — no separate price list to learn.
Same rate as a one-time mowing cut (our every-2-weeks rate for your lot size). See the full pricing breakdown.
Your price is set by the same tiers used for one-time mowing.
We'll confirm within 48 hours.
Mulched and cleared, driveways and walkways cleaned off.
Houston's live oaks drop most of their leaves in late winter, typically February — a different pattern from deciduous trees that drop in fall. Either way, a subscription keeps it handled automatically, year-round.
The crew mows and mulches as usual, blows any remaining leaves off hardscapes and beds, and clears visible piles before leaving — the same finish quality as a regular subscription visit, just without the ongoing schedule.
A yard with several mature trees can accumulate leaves faster than mowing alone keeps up with, especially right after a windy stretch. If that's your situation, mention it when you submit your request so we can plan accordingly.
Yes, for lawn mowing subscribers. Our mower picks up leaves as it cuts, and the crew cleans up while they're there — nothing extra to book or pay for.
A one-time leaf cleanup is priced the same as a one-time mowing cut for your lot size — no separate price list.
Live oaks in the Houston area drop most of their leaves in late winter, typically February, a different pattern from deciduous trees that drop in fall.
The mower mulches leaves as it cuts, and the crew clears any remaining piles — ask about bagging specifics when you submit your request.
Join a lawn mowing subscription for free leaf cleanup included automatically, or request a one-time visit priced by your property's lot size.
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