How much does a spring cleanup cost in Lincoln, NE?

We bill spring cleanups by the man-hour, based on the actual time spent on your property. Most lawns typically run $150 to $225. Larger properties or yards with heavy debris can run more, so we give a free estimate before we start.

Is there a minimum charge?

Yes. Spring cleanups have a $150 minimum.

What is included in a spring cleanup?

A full property walkthrough, removal of sticks, branches, leaves and winter debris, a 3-inch bagged first mow, bed cleanup and cutbacks, hard edging along sidewalks, driveways and curbs, and a final blow-off of all hard surfaces.

When do you do spring cleanups?

February, March and April, depending on the weather and ground conditions. We recommend booking early because spots fill quickly.

Is debris hauled away?

Yes. All debris is removed from your property.

Is a spring cleanup required before mowing starts?

It's not required, but it's strongly recommended. Clearing debris first gives your lawn a clean first cut and helps it green up evenly.

Do I need to be home during the cleanup?

No. As long as we can access the property, we'll take care of everything.

Can you do a spring cleanup for a rental or vacant home?

Yes. Spring cleanup is a great fit for rentals, vacant homes and houses going on the market.

Should I get a spring cleanup before mulch?

Yes. Our mulch service is installation only, so a spring cleanup is the best way to clear your beds before fresh mulch goes down.

Do I have to sign a contract?

No. Spring cleanups are booked one time with no contract.

Spring Cleanup in Lincoln NE, Most Lawn Pricing $150

Most lawns run $150 to $225. Available February through April. Debris removal, first bagged mow, bed cutbacks and hard edging, billed by the man-hour. Free estimates.

Yardworx Lawn and Landscape provides spring yard cleanup for homeowners in Lincoln and nearby Walton, Roca, Hickman, Cheney, Bennet, Saltillo and Martell, Nebraska. Winter leaves behind sticks, matted leaves, dead grass, overgrown beds and messy edges that slow down spring green-up. Our Spring Cleanup resets your whole property before the growing season starts, and we bill by the man-hour so you only pay for the time your yard actually needs.

Items	Details
Typical cost	Most lawns run $150 to $225 Minimum \| $150
Billing	By the man-hour, based on the actual time on your property Crew \| Usually a 2-person crew
Debris haul-off	Included. All debris is removed from your property Estimate \| Free

Lawn Cleanup and Debris Removal

Full property walkthrough
Removal of sticks, branches, leaves, and winter debris
Heavy debris is removed from the property, not pushed aside

3-Inch Bag Mowing

First cut of the season at approximately 3 inches
Bagged to pick up dead grass and leftover debris.
Gives your lawn a clean start for green-up.

Bed Cleanup and Cutbacks

Leaves and debris cleared out of your landscape beds.
Perennials and ornamental grasses left standing over winter cut back.
Deadheading and cutting back overgrowth as needed.

Hard Edging

Clean, defined edges along:
Sidewalks
Driveways
Curbs and street edges

Final Blow-Off and Detail Work

Sidewalks, driveways, patios and other hard surfaces blown clean.
A final walkthrough to make sure everything looks clean and uniform.

Lincoln winters leave lawns covered in matted leaves, sticks and dead grass. When that layer sits on the lawn into spring, it blocks sunlight and air, slows green-up and gives weeds a head start. A spring cleanup:

- Helps your lawn green up faster and more evenly.

- Clears the way for your first fertilizer and pre-emergent applications.

- Gets your beds ready for fresh mulch and bed weed control.

- Gives your mower a clean first cut instead of chopping through debris.

- Makes your whole property look cared for right away

-Mulch Installation: $400 for the first 4 yards installed, including delivery, then $85 per additional yard. Your spring cleanup gets the beds ready for fresh mulch.

- Landscape Bed Weed Control: a 7-step program starting at $75 per month. The first pre-emergent goes down in March, right after your cleanup.

- Weekly Lawn Mowing: starting at $60. Keep your lawn looking as clean as the day we finished.

- Fertilizing and Weed Control: our 6-step CoreWorx program, starting at $79 per application.

How much does a spring cleanup cost in Lincoln, NE?
We bill spring cleanups by the man-hour, based on the actual time spent on your property. Most lawns typically run $150 to $225. Larger properties or yards with heavy debris can run more, so we give a free estimate before we start.
Is there a minimum charge?
Yes. Spring cleanups have a $150 minimum.
What is included in a spring cleanup?
A full property walkthrough, removal of sticks, branches, leaves and winter debris, a 3-inch bagged first mow, bed cleanup and cutbacks, hard edging along sidewalks, driveways and curbs, and a final blow-off of all hard surfaces.
When do you do spring cleanups?
February, March and April, depending on the weather and ground conditions. We recommend booking early because spots fill quickly.
Is debris hauled away?
Yes. All debris is removed from your property.
Is a spring cleanup required before mowing starts?
It's not required, but it's strongly recommended. Clearing debris first gives your lawn a clean first cut and helps it green up evenly.
Do I need to be home during the cleanup?
No. As long as we can access the property, we'll take care of everything.
Can you do a spring cleanup for a rental or vacant home?
Yes. Spring cleanup is a great fit for rentals, vacant homes and houses going on the market.
Should I get a spring cleanup before mulch?
Yes. Our mulch service is installation only, so a spring cleanup is the best way to clear your beds before fresh mulch goes down.
Do I have to sign a contract?
No. Spring cleanups are booked one time with no contract.
What areas do you serve?
Lincoln and nearby Walton, Roca, Hickman, Cheney, Bennet, Saltillo and Martell, Nebraska.