Get your property ready for a fresh start after winter. Power Landscapes provides professional spring yard cleanup services to remove leaves, branches, winter debris, dead plant material, and unwanted growth while preparing your landscape for the new growing season.
Utah winters can leave yards covered with debris and last season’s dead growth. Our spring cleanup service clears the property and prepares plants, garden beds, and landscaped areas for healthy new spring growth.
We inspect the property for winter debris, fallen branches, dead plant material, leaves, weeds, overgrown areas, and plants that need to be cut back for spring.
Our crew removes leaves and winter debris, cuts back perennials and ornamental grasses, removes dead growth, hand-pulls weeds, prunes shrubs as needed, and cleans garden and landscape beds.
We collect and haul away yard debris, blow off outdoor areas, and leave your property clean, refreshed, and ready for healthy new spring growth.
Get your property ready for the growing season with professional spring yard cleanup. Power Landscapes removes winter debris, leaves, dead plant material, and cuts back perennials and ornamental grasses to make room for fresh spring growth.
Our spring yard cleanup includes leaf and winter debris removal, cutting back dead plant growth, perennial and ornamental grass trimming, shrub pruning as needed, hand weeding, garden bed cleanup, fallen branch removal, and final property cleanup and blow-off.
Yes. Plants and perennials that were not cut back in the fall often have old, dead growth that should be removed in spring. Cutting back appropriate plants helps clear the way for fresh new growth and keeps landscape beds clean and maintained.
Yes. We remove accumulated leaves, fallen branches, dead plant material, and other winter debris from landscaped areas and garden beds.
Yes. We can prune shrubs as needed and cut back appropriate ornamental grasses and plants to prepare landscaped areas for the growing season.
Yes. Spring cleanup can include hand weeding, removing dead plant material, cleaning garden and landscape beds, and preparing them for the new growing season.
Spring cleanup is typically scheduled as winter conditions end and the landscape begins preparing for new growth. Scheduling early helps get leaves, debris, weeds, and old plant growth cleaned up before the growing season gets underway.