Spring & Fall Yard Cleanups in Spokane, WA

A spring cleanup works best once the snow is gone and the ground has dried out, often March or April in the Spokane area. A fall cleanup works best once most of the leaves and needles are down but before snow covers the yard, often late October or November. Call Automated Lawn & Pest Control early to get the date you want.

Yes. Automated Lawn & Pest Control rakes up pine needles and cones in spring and fall cleanups, along with leaves and fallen branches. Under Spokane's ponderosa pines they pile up fast, and a thick layer left on the lawn over winter can smother the grass underneath.

Leaves and needles left on the lawn get packed down under the snow and hold moisture against the grass all winter. That can smother the grass and invite snow mold, which shows up as matted, dead-looking patches when the snow melts in spring. Raking them up in fall, with a final mow, sends the lawn into winter clean.

Yes. Spring cleanups include pruning and trimming shrubs and plants, and fall cleanups include trimming trees and shrubs back before winter. Tell us exactly what you want trimmed when you book, so it's part of the plan from the start.

It depends on the size of the yard, how much has built up and what you want done. Automated Lawn & Pest Control quotes every property individually, and estimates are free. Ask how the job will be billed when you book, so you know what to expect before the crew arrives. Request a free quote.