Spring & Fall Clean-Ups in Monmouth County
Leaf removal, cutbacks, bed edging and mulch to open and close the season.
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- Written, itemized quotes
- Residential & commercial
What does a fall clean-up include?
Leaf removal from lawn and beds, perennial cutbacks, final mowing, gutter-line clearing at ground level and haul-away. In Monmouth County, most fall clean-ups are booked from late October through early December, once most oaks have dropped.
- Homes buried in oak and maple leaves each fall
- Beds that need edging, weeding and mulch each spring
- Second homes opening or closing for the season
Spring & Fall Clean-Ups scope
- Leaf removal and haul-away
- Perennial and grass cutbacks
- Bed edging and weeding
- Mulch installation
- Light pruning and storm debris removal
What happens after you reach out
- Book
Pick a window: spring (March–April) or fall (late Oct–Dec).
- Quote
Priced by property size and leaf volume.
- Clean-up
Crew clears, edges and hauls away in one visit for most lots.
- Follow-up
Optional second fall pass after the last oaks drop.
Spring & Fall Clean-Ups questions
How much does a clean-up cost?
Most spring or fall clean-ups run $400–$1,500. Heavily wooded estates in Rumson and Little Silver can run more, especially with two fall passes.
Do I need two fall clean-ups?
Properties with big oaks often do. Oaks hold leaves late, so a second pass in December keeps lawns from smothering.
Is mulch included in the spring clean-up?
It's usually priced as an add-on per cubic yard so you only pay for what the beds need.
Spring & Fall Clean-Ups by town
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