Post-Winter Lawn & Garden Restoration for a Fresh Growing Season
The Sodfather offers spring clean-up services that prepare your landscape for a healthy, vibrant growing season. Our spring clean-up clears away winter’s debris, revitalizes your lawn, and rejuvenates your garden beds, ensuring your property looks fresh, tidy, and ready for the season ahead.
5 Highlights on Spring Clean Ups
- Complete spring landscaping clean up and post-winter yard clean up
- Includes leaf removal, dethatching, first mowing, and garden bed edging
- Restores turf and soil health with aeration, fertilization, and re-seeding bare spots
- Enhances curb appeal with fresh mulch, shrub trimming, and spring bloom prep
- Flexible scheduling for residential yards, HOAs, and commercial landscapes Request Your Free spring clean ups Quote
Why Choose Our Spring Clean Up Service
Spring clean up by The Sodfather clears the way for healthy growth, vibrant gardens, and polished curb appeal. After months of snow, wind, and cold, your yard needs focused restoration. Our crews provide full-service lawn spring maintenance, from deep turf recovery to complete spring garden prep.
We remove all signs of winter—including storm debris, dead leaves, broken branches, and compacted turf. Then we give your landscape the nutrients, edging, structure, and cleanliness it needs to thrive all season.
What’s Included in Our Spring Clean Ups
- Debris and leaf removal from lawn, beds, walkways, and hardscapes
- Dethatching grass to remove matted layers and promote air flow
- First lawn mowing and turf reshaping
- Pruning trees and shrubs to encourage spring growth
- Perennial bed cleaning and dead foliage removal
- Edging garden beds and walkways for definition
- Mulching flower beds with fresh organic mulch
- Fertilization and weed control to jumpstart grass health
- Soil aeration for oxygen penetration and root strength
- Re-seeding lawn bare spots to fill in damaged areas Request Your Free SPRING CLEAN UP Quote
Signs You Need a Spring Clean Up
- Your lawn looks patchy, flat, or full of debris
- Garden beds are full of leaves or last season’s dead stems
- Shrubs and perennials look overgrown or weak
- You want to avoid weed or pest problems later
- Your home needs curb appeal refresh before summer
Dethatching, aeration, and re-seeding restore color and density fast.
We remove decayed growth, apply fresh mulch, and edge garden beds to prep for seasonal blooms.
Pruning trees and shrubs early helps direct spring energy to healthy growth.
Fertilization and weed control in early spring prevent major issues in summer.
Our crews deliver visible results with tidy beds, sharp lawn lines, and fresh mulch installation.
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Expert Services
Spring Landscaping Add-On Services
Irrigation system startup and inspection
Learn moreSeasonal planting of annuals and spring flowers
Learn morePest prevention treatment
Learn moreHedge and shrub trimming
Learn moreComposting yard waste or debris haul away
Learn moreMulch delivery and installation
Learn moreStorm debris removal from wind or snow damage
Learn moreOur Equipment & Materials
We use professional-grade tools and supplies for fast, effective cleanup:
- Leaf blowers and garden rakes
- Pruning shears and loppers
- Lawn mowers and edgers
- Compost bins and wheelbarrows
- Mulch, fertilizers, and grass seed
- Edging tools and bed spades
All materials are selected for local climate compatibility and seasonal timing.
Book Your Spring Clean Up NowLandscaping Goals We Support
- Remove winter damage and prep turf for spring
- Boost early lawn health with nutrient-rich soil care
- Create a clean slate for garden design and summer landscaping
- Tidy and weed-free beds that enhance bloom health
- Prevent pests and rot by removing dead foliage
- Improve property value with sharp, finished curb appeal
- Enhance seasonal color with healthy, prepped soil and mulch
Why The Sodfather for Spring Clean Ups
The Sodfather delivers springtime landscaping backed by experience, consistency, and detail. Our crews don’t just rake leaves—they understand turf biology, soil structure, and seasonal timing. We create lasting improvements across your lawn, beds, and landscape features.
- Timely, efficient spring scheduling
- Uniformed, licensed, and insured professionals
- Organic and eco-friendly options available
- Ideal for homeowners, property managers, and HOAs
- Custom pricing for yard clean up services of any size
Frequently Asked Questions About Spring Clean Ups
Most properties benefit from a cleanup between late March and early May—after frost has passed and before turf enters rapid growth.
Our standard package includes leaf and debris removal, first mowing, dethatching, bed edging, pruning, fertilization, and mulching.
Yes. We offer mulch delivery and installation, and use all our own professional equipment.
Absolutely. We tailor services to yard size, conditions, and specific needs. No property is too small or too complex.
Yes. Many clients add seasonal planting, irrigation startup, or pest control treatments.
| Maintenance Task | Frequency | Instructions |
| Debris Removal | Once at season start | Keep grass at 2.5–3.5 inches. Don’t cut more than ⅓ of the blade length at once. |
| Lawn Raking | Once during cleanup | Rake dead grass and thatch to allow new growth and prevent mold. |
| Perennial & Shrub Pruning | Early Spring | Trim dead branches and shape shrubs before active growth begins. |
| Garden Bed Cleanup | Once during cleanup | Remove weeds, dead plants, and re-edge beds for a tidy look. |
| Mulch Refresh | Annually | Apply 2–3 inches of mulch after cleanup; keep it clear of plant bases. |
| First Mowing | As needed (once grass reaches 3–4 inches) | Use sharp mower blades and don’t cut more than ⅓ of the grass height. |
| Soil Cultivation | Once during cleanup | Loosen compacted soil in garden beds to improve drainage and oxygen flow. |
| Weed Control | Start early spring | Apply pre-emergent herbicides or manually remove weeds before seeding. |
| Fertilization | After cleanup | Apply spring fertilizer to encourage root and blade growth. |
| Irrigation System Start-Up | At cleanup completion | Inspect and test irrigation systems for leaks and proper coverage. |
| SERVICE TYPE | RELATED APPLICATIONS | COMMON FEATURES |
| Lawn Debris Cleanup | Winter Recovery | Branch Removal, Thatch Clearing, Light Leaf Collection |
| Garden Bed Prep | Seasonal Planting Prep | Soil Turning, Compost Spreading, Bed Edging |
| Mulch Installation | Moisture Retention & Weed Control | Bark, Cedar, or Colored Mulch Application |
| Shrub & Hedge Trimming | Aesthetic and Growth Management | Spring Shape-Up Before Budding |
| Spring Fertilization | Lawn Health Jumpstart | Nitrogen-Rich Fertilizers for Root and Blade Growth |
| Gutter Cleaning | Drainage Prep | Leaf and Debris Clearing from Gutters and Downspouts |
| Irrigation System Activation | Lawn Watering Readiness | Valve Checks, Head Adjustments, Leak Detection |
| Annual Plant Installation | Colorful Curb Appeal | Cold-Hardy Spring Flowers & Perennials |
| Soil Amendment | Soil Health Boost | Compost, Lime, or Topsoil Integration |
| Power Raking & Aeration | Lawn Revitalization | Remove Thatch, Improve Airflow, Prepare for Overseeding |
| Safety Aspect | Description | Precautions | Potential Hazards |
| PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) | Gloves, boots, safety glasses | Required when trimming, digging, or handling mulch/debris | Cuts, Eye injuries, Blisters |
| Tool Safety | Use of pruners, rakes, power tools | Inspect before use, store safely, use as intended | Blade injuries, Equipment malfunction |
| Lifting Technique | Lifting mulch bags or debris | Lift with legs, not back; don’t overload wheelbarrows | Back strain, Muscle fatigue |
| Weather Conditions | Cold, wet, or windy spring days | Dress in layers, wear waterproof gear, check forecasts | Hypothermia, Slips |
| Allergen & Pollen Exposure | Spring pollen levels | Wear masks, wash hands, avoid face-touching | Allergic reactions, Eye irritation |
| Trip Hazards | Tools, hoses, and uneven ground | Keep work areas clear and tools off walkways | Sprains, Falls |
| Chemical Use | Fertilizers, pre-emergents | Use according to label, wear gloves, avoid overuse | Skin irritation, Inhalation risks |
| Ladder Safety | Gutter cleaning and tree trimming | Use stable ladders with a spotter and follow ladder safety practices | Falls, Head injuries |
| Debris Management | Sharp sticks, thorny branches, glass | Wear puncture-resistant gloves, inspect debris piles | Cuts, Punctures |
| Noise Protection | Lawn mowers, blowers, aerators | Use hearing protection when operating noisy tools | Hearing loss, Tinnitus |