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Spring yard cleanup service

After an Ontario winter, lawns are usually covered in matted leaves, sand and salt residue from plowing, dead grass, and debris. Spring cleanup is a seasonal, time-boxed job distinct from ongoing weekly mowing contracts, and it typically needs to happen before regular lawn care season starts.

  • Removal of leaves, branches, and winter debris
  • Dethatching and raking to let new grass grow through
  • Clearing garden beds of dead plant material
  • Edging and prep work before the first mows of the season

Crews booked for weekly mowing later in the season don't always include this heavier one-time cleanup, so it's worth confirming whether it's bundled or billed separately.

What it costs

Cost depends on yard size, how much debris accumulated over winter, and whether dethatching or bed clearing is included. Properties with a lot of tree cover or large beds generally take longer and cost more than a small, clear lot.

Top 3 by our score

Ranked from our published scoring of public Google reviews for lawn care & maintenance.

  1. 1. Green Trail Lawn Care
    5.0★ · 97 reviews
    91
  2. 93
  3. 3. Gardenzilla Lawn & Garden
    4.9★ · 604 reviews
    93

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FAQ

When should spring cleanup happen in Ontario?
Most crews start once the snow is fully gone and the ground has dried out enough to work without compacting soil, typically sometime in April depending on the region.
Is spring cleanup included in a season-long mowing contract?
Sometimes, but not always. Ask upfront whether the initial cleanup is a separate charge or part of the seasonal package.