Spring Cleanup
Power raking, dethatching, bed cleanup, debris removal and fertilizing to get your yard green and tidy as soon as the snow is gone.
- Power raking and dethatching
- Debris haul-away
- Fertilizing and bed cleanup
How our spring cleanup process works
- 1
Book early
Spring cleanup slots in Edmonton fill through March. Booking early gets you cleaned up before the first mow.
- 2
Power rake and dethatch
We lift out the matted thatch and dead grass left behind by snow mould so air, water and fertilizer reach the roots.
- 3
Beds and debris
Leaves, gravel thrown onto the lawn over winter, branches and bed litter are cleared and hauled away.
- 4
Feed and finish
A spring fertilizer application goes down and the yard is left ready for the season.
What's included
- Power raking and thatch removal
- Lawn and bed debris cleanup
- Winter gravel and sand removal from turf
- Branch and leaf haul-away
- Bed edging and tidy-up
- Spring fertilizer application
- Optional core aeration add-on
Spring Cleanup cost in Edmonton
Standard Edmonton residential spring cleanups usually run $200 to $450 depending on lot size and how much debris there is. Aeration and fertilizing can be bundled in at a lower combined rate.
Our work
Photos and videos from recent spring cleanup jobs around Edmonton.
Spring Cleanup questions, answered
- When should spring cleanup happen?
- As soon as the lawn is dry enough to walk on without leaving footprints — usually mid-April to mid-May in Edmonton.
- Is power raking necessary every year?
- Not always, but Edmonton lawns often get snow mould and thatch buildup under long snow cover, so most yards benefit yearly.
- Do you also aerate?
- Yes. Core aeration pairs well with a cleanup and is especially useful on compacted clay soil.
- Do you haul the debris away?
- Yes, everything we collect leaves with us. You don't need bins.