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Clear winter debris, clean beds, and prepare your lawn for the growing season. Start spring right in Ferry Farm and Falmouth with a fresh, clean property.
Winter leaves behind sticks, debris, dead foliage, and matted material. Clearing it in early spring lets your lawn and beds wake up healthy.
Even if you did fall leaf removal, winter adds new debris: fallen branches from ice storms, leftover leaves blown in from neighboring properties, dead perennial foliage, and accumulated pine needles or seed pods. This material blocks sunlight, traps moisture, and prevents your Tall Fescue from greening up quickly.
In Ferry Farm and Falmouth—both historic areas with mature trees and established landscapes—spring cleanup is especially important. The Rappahannock River corridor creates microclimates that can delay snowmelt and extend the debris season.
Spring cleanup is also the time to refresh bed edges, remove any winter-killed plant material, and prepare for fresh mulch. Getting this done in March sets you up for a great-looking property all season.
Sticks, branches, pine cones, seed pods, and any winter debris cluttering your lawn and beds. We clear it all and haul it away.
Remove leaves, dead foliage, and weeds from landscape beds. Cut back dead perennial growth. Refresh bed edges for clean definition.
Winter winds blow leaves into corners, against fences, and along foundations. We clear these accumulation zones to prevent matting damage.
First mow of the season at proper height. Light dethatching if needed. Your lawn is ready to grow strong when warmth arrives.
"Ferry Farm and Falmouth are beautiful areas with a lot of history—and a lot of mature trees. Every spring I find properties with an incredible amount of debris that accumulated over winter: branches from February ice storms, leaves that blew in from the battlefield, dead ornamental grass stalks. Getting it all cleared before the lawn really starts growing makes a huge difference. Properties that skip spring cleanup are playing catch-up all season."
— Brandon Wynn, Owner & Operator, Cardinal Outdoors
$175–$350
Most residential properties
Price depends on lot size, debris volume, and bed complexity. Add-ons available: bed edging, mulch installation, shrub pruning.
Best Value: Bundle spring cleanup with mulch installation and save on labor.
George Washington's boyhood home area features historic properties with established landscapes. Spring cleanup here often involves clearing debris from mature specimen trees and preparing beds around heritage plantings. We work carefully around historic features.
Falmouth's mix of historic village properties and newer riverside homes creates varied cleanup needs. River-adjacent properties often see extra debris accumulation from winter flooding and wind patterns along the Rappahannock corridor.
Tell us about your property and what needs attention. We'll provide a detailed quote within 24 hours.
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(540) 993-6047