Keep Your Normandy Park Lawn Leaf‑Free & Lush
At Lee’s General Landscaping, we know how quickly fall foliage can smother your grass. Our Normandy Park leaf removal services clear every last leaf—protecting your turf, improving curb appeal, and saving you the hassle of weekend yard work.
Why Leaf Removal Is Essential
- Prevent Disease & Decay
Damp leaves trap moisture against your turf, creating perfect conditions for mold and rot. - Restore Light & Airflow
Removing leaf layers lets your grass breathe and soak up sunshine, promoting strong growth. - Eliminate Pest Havens
Piles of leaves attract insects and rodents—clearing them keeps your lawn healthy and pest‑free. - Maintain Curb Appeal
A tidy, leaf‑free yard makes your home stand out and keeps driveways, pathways, and beds looking sharp.
Our Hassle‑Free Leaf Removal Process
- Detailed Site Assessment
We survey your property to identify accumulation zones—lawns, beds, corners, and gutters. - Comprehensive Cleanup
Using professional blowers, rakes, and tarps, we clear leaves from every nook and haul them away for composting or disposal. - Service Options to Suit You
- One‑Time Fall Sweep for a deep seasonal clean.
- Regular Autumn Visits to keep leaves at bay all season long.
- Optional Add‑Ons
Gutter cleaning, light pruning, and lawn aeration prepare your yard for winter and ensure spring success.
Flexible Packages & Transparent Pricing
- Fall Cleanup Special
Single‑visit service at an affordable flat rate. - Seasonal Maintenance Plan
Recurring visits—schedule based on leaf drop patterns for a consistently clean lawn. - Customized Bundles
Combine leaf removal with mulching, edging, or mowing for a full‑service yard refresh.
Ready for a Spotless, Healthy Lawn?
Don’t let fallen leaves steal the show from your yard. Contact Lee’s General Landscaping Team today for a custom estimate and discover how easy leaf removal can be—no stress, no mess, and a lawn you’ll love.
Lee’s General Landscaping — Your trusted partner for year‑round lawn perfection in Normandy Park, WA.
