Published hourly rate
Seasonal cleanups in Fort Worth
Seasonal cleanups are $204 per hour for a two-person crew, plus a $35 debris disposal fee.
Leaves, storm debris, and overgrowth cleared and hauled off. Fall on the west side is a leaf job — pecans drop for weeks, so many yards need two visits. Spring is leftover debris and bed reset. Volume sets the hours.
How much does a lawn cleanup cost in Fort Worth?
$204 per hour for a two-person crew, plus a $35 debris disposal fee per visit. Volume still moves the hours — a pecan-heavy backyard is not the same as an open Bermuda lot. We confirm hours on the first visit.
What's included
- The debris we scoped — turf and beds
- Haul-off
- Gutters only if they are written into the visit
What moves the number
- Lot size and leaf load
- Bed versus turf debris
- Haul-off volume
- Gutters bundled or separate
- One-time versus spring and fall
How it works
1
Request an estimate
Tell us the address and what you're after. No card, no obligation.
2
We walk the property
We measure and ask the questions a photo can't answer.
3
You get a written number
Approve it and we schedule. Nothing starts before that.
Common questions
When should I schedule fall and spring cleanup in DFW?
Fall is a leaf job once the trees drop; spring is leftover debris, bed reset, and sometimes a first cut after winter. Call before the pile sits wet for a month.
What is included in a seasonal cleanup?
The debris we scoped — turf, beds, and haul-off. Gutters are a separate line if you want them bundled. We confirm bag-only versus haul-off when we see the load.
How often do west-Fort Worth pecan yards need leaf service?
More than once. Pecans drop for weeks. A single November visit leaves a second pile. Two visits through the drop is the usual plan.
Do you bag leaves or haul them?
Either, as written. Haul-off volume is the usual driver. If the HOA only allows bags at the curb, say so before we load a truck you cannot park.