Keep mowing until it stops growing
Grass keeps growing into November. Regular cuts through fall keep it healthy going into winter.
Leaves cleared through the whole fall, not just once.
Bergen County is full of mature oaks, maples and sycamores, and they don’t drop their leaves all at once. One cleanup in late October leaves you buried again by Thanksgiving.
The plan includes leaf removal from October through December, repeated as the trees drop, with a final cleanup so the lawn goes into winter clean.
Every step, so you know what you’re getting and why it’s done that way.
Leaves cleared from the lawn, out of beds, from around shrubs and out of corners where they pile up.
Driveways, walks, patios and steps blown clean. Wet leaves on pavement are slippery.
Leaves are hauled away or bagged per your town’s collection rules. Light layers can be mulched back into the lawn.
Visits continue through the fall, with a final cleanup in December.
A 2 to 3-person crew with backpack and walk-behind blowers. Each visit is typically 1 to 4 hours depending on tree cover.
Simple things you can do between visits, including how and when to water.
Grass keeps growing into November. Regular cuts through fall keep it healthy going into winter.
The last mow of the season is a bit lower (about 2½ to 3 inches) to reduce snow mold over winter.
Drain and disconnect hoses before the first hard freeze to protect outdoor spigots.
Many Bergen County towns have curbside collection dates and rules about piles in the street. We follow them for you.
Fall Leaf Removal is part of every Full Season Plan, along with the other services your lawn needs from March to December, for one set season price.
See the Full Season PlanA thick layer of wet leaves blocks light and traps moisture against the grass all winter. That causes dead patches and snow mold that show up as matted, gray areas in spring.
A light layer can be mulched with a mower and left as nutrients. But the heavy volume from large trees smothers the grass and has to come off.
Not once, but several times: as the trees drop from late October through early December, with a final pass after the last leaves fall.
No. Leaf removal runs from October through December as part of the plan.
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