Spring & fall yard cleanups in Madison, MS
Leaves out, beds cut back, edges recut. The whole yard reset for the season ahead.
Seasonal resets
Twice a year, the yard gets put back in order.
Some yard work is not weekly. It is the big reset that happens when the season turns.
In fall that means leaves. The big shade trees here drop a lot of them, and they do not stop for weeks.
Left on a lawn, a wet mat of leaves smothers the grass underneath before spring.
In late winter the job flips. Beds are cut back, dead growth comes out and the lines are recut.
Either visit ends the same way: the yard looks deliberate again.
A cleanup pairs naturally with fresh pine straw, so the beds are finished in the same trip.
When it is in season
Late winter before green-up, and again once the leaves are down.
Our workIncluded
What a cleanup covers
Clear scope, so you know what you are getting before we start.
- LeavesBlown and gathered out of the lawn, the beds and the corners where they pile up.
- Beds cut backSpent perennials, dead growth and winter damage removed before new growth starts.
- Sticks and debrisFallen limbs and storm litter picked up across the yard.
- Edges recutBed lines and hard edges redefined after a season of creeping.
- A clean finishWalks, drive and patio blown off. Pine straw or mulch can follow the same day.
Local knowledge
The Madison cleanup calendar
Central Mississippi does not get an early winter. Jackson’s average first freeze is not until November 9.
So the leaf season runs late, and cleanups carry on into December.
That is why one fall visit rarely covers it. Many yards need a second pass once the trees are bare.
The spring cleanup lands in February or early March, just ahead of the lawn greening up.
It is also the right moment for late-winter pruning, before shrubs push new growth.
Get those two visits right and the regular mowing season starts with a clean slate.
Our workThe process
How a cleanup runs
Tell us the yard
Lot size, how many trees and how long it has been. A photo says most of it.
Free quote
We look at what is there and quote the cleanup before any work starts.
The reset
Leaves and debris out, beds cut back, edges recut, hard surfaces blown.
Finish the beds
Add pine straw or mulch while we are there, and the yard is done for the season.
Where we do it
Spring & fall cleanups across Madison County.
Groundcare is based in Madison and takes spring & fall cleanups jobs in the towns around it.
Pick your town to see how we work there, or just call.
Pairs well with
- Landscape Design & InstallationA design drawn for your home, then installed by us.
- Pine Straw, Mulch & BedsFresh pine straw or mulch, laid on clean, edged beds.
- Sod InstallationBare ground to green lawn, laid tight and level.
Questions
Spring & fall cleanups, answered.
When should a fall cleanup happen in Madison?
Usually from November on, once most leaves are down. Heavily wooded lots often need two visits.
What does a spring cleanup include?
Cutting back beds, clearing winter debris and recutting edges, all before the lawn greens up.
Can you add pine straw at the same visit?
Yes. Fresh pine straw or mulch after a cleanup is the most common pairing we do.
Want a quote on spring & fall cleanups?
It is free. Call, or send the form with a photo of the yard.
Free quotes
Tell us about the yard.
Call, or send the form. Either way the quote is free.
- Monday
- 8 AM–5 PM
- Tuesday
- 8 AM–5 PM
- Wednesday
- 8 AM–5 PM
- Thursday
- 8 AM–5 PM
- Friday
- 8 AM–5 PM
- Saturday
- 8 AM–5 PM
- Sunday
- Closed
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