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Your grass breathes again. No more smothered lawn sections where leaves piled up for weeks. No more slippery walkways that make you nervous every time someone visits.
The gutters flow properly when the next storm hits. Your landscape beds look intentional again instead of buried under a blanket of debris. And your neighbors stop giving you those looks.
But here’s what really matters: come spring, your lawn wakes up healthy instead of patchy and damaged. The areas that would have died under wet, matted leaves are green and growing. You’re not spending April reseeding bare spots or dealing with fungal problems that started in November.
We’ve been handling fall cleanup in Suffolk County for years. We know what Long Island’s oak and maple trees dump on your property every October, and we know how to clear it without damaging your lawn or landscape beds.
We’re licensed and insured because this work matters. Your property is likely your biggest investment, and we treat it that way. Our crews show up when scheduled, work efficiently, and clean up completely before we leave.
We’ve seen what happens when fall cleanup gets skipped or done poorly. Dead grass patches in spring. Drainage problems. Pest issues that could have been prevented. That’s why we focus on thorough work, not just fast work.
First, we remove all fallen leaves from your lawn areas, landscape beds, and hardscapes. We use professional equipment that’s more efficient than rakes and won’t damage your grass or plants.
Next, we clear twigs, small branches, and other debris that accumulated over the summer and fall. This includes cleaning out gutters and removing anything that could block drainage or create hazards.
Finally, we haul everything away. No piles left for you to deal with, no debris blown into your neighbor’s yard. We handle disposal responsibly, often recycling organic materials when possible.
The whole process typically takes a few hours depending on your property size and the amount of debris. You don’t need to be home, and you don’t need to prep anything beforehand.
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Complete leaf removal from all lawn areas, not just the front yard. We clear landscape beds, walkways, driveways, and patio areas. Gutter cleaning is included when accessible from ground level.
We remove fallen branches, seed pods, and other organic debris that can smother grass or create drainage problems. Any debris that could damage your lawn over winter gets cleared.
In Patchogue, we deal with the specific challenges Long Island properties face. Heavy leaf fall from mature oak and maple trees. Sandy soil that doesn’t drain well when covered. Coastal winds that blow debris into corners and against foundations. We know where problems typically develop and address them before they damage your property.
The ideal timing is after most leaves have fallen but before they become matted down by rain or snow. In Patchogue, this usually means late October through mid-November, depending on the weather.
Waiting too long means leaves get wet and heavy, making them harder to remove and more likely to damage your grass. But scheduling too early means you might need a second cleanup if trees haven’t finished dropping leaves.
We monitor local conditions and can advise on timing when you call. Most of our Patchogue clients schedule for early November, which gives the best balance of thorough cleanup without multiple visits.
Professional fall cleanup actually protects your lawn and plants. We use equipment designed to remove debris without damaging grass roots or pulling up healthy turf.
The bigger risk is leaving debris in place. Wet leaves create an anaerobic environment that kills grass and promotes fungal diseases. Thick leaf layers block sunlight and air circulation that plants need to stay healthy through winter.
Our crews are trained to work around delicate plants and newly seeded areas. We adjust our methods based on your specific landscape conditions, ensuring cleanup enhances your property rather than harming it.
Cost depends on your property size, the amount of debris, and accessibility factors. Most residential properties in Patchogue range from moderate to extensive cleanup needs due to the mature tree coverage in the area.
We provide transparent pricing with no hidden fees. The estimate includes all labor, equipment, and debris disposal. You’ll know the exact cost before we start work.
Factors that affect pricing include total square footage of lawn and bed areas, number and size of trees on your property, and any special access requirements. We can usually provide an accurate estimate over the phone for standard residential properties.
Yes, we clean up all leaves and debris on your property regardless of where they originated. Leaves don’t respect property lines, especially with Long Island’s coastal winds.
We focus on getting your entire property clean and winter-ready. Whether leaves came from your trees, your neighbor’s trees, or blew in from down the street, they all get the same treatment.
However, we only work on your property unless you’ve arranged for service to multiple properties. We can’t cross property lines without permission, but we’ll clean right up to your boundary lines to ensure complete coverage of your space.
We handle all disposal as part of our service. Organic materials like leaves and small branches are typically composted or recycled when possible, following Suffolk County guidelines.
You don’t need to worry about disposal logistics or costs. Everything gets loaded and hauled away the same day. No piles left behind, no need for you to arrange pickup or find disposal sites.
We prioritize environmentally responsible disposal methods. Leaves make excellent compost material, and we work with facilities that can process organic waste rather than sending everything to landfills.
Absolutely. We regularly work around valuable plantings, new installations, and sensitive landscape areas. Our crews are experienced with different plant types and understand how to clean around them safely.
We use hand tools near delicate plants and adjust our techniques based on what you have planted. New seedlings, expensive shrubs, and specialty plants all get extra attention to ensure they’re protected during cleanup.
If you have specific concerns about certain areas of your landscape, just point them out when we arrive. We’d rather take extra time to protect your investments than risk damage by rushing through the job.
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