Seattle Emergency Yard Clean Up Service
At Lee’s General Landscaping, we make yard cleanups fast, easy, and hassle-free, backed by over 30 years of experience.
Our skilled team handles everything from clearing overgrowth and removing invasive weeds like blackberry, ivy, and bamboo to tree trimming, hedge pruning, stump grinding, and lawn mowing for properties of all sizes.
Beyond cleanups, we offer pressure washing, mulching, seasonal maintenance, paver cleaning, and irrigation services, with mulch delivery options like bark, wood chips, gravel, and topsoil to suit your needs. Whether it’s a one-time transformation or ongoing care, trust us to keep your outdoor space pristine—contact us today to enhance your property!
Instant Book Clean-Up Packages
Book your cleanup instantly and reserve a crew over the weekend — simple, transparent, and fixed-price.
Only for general yard clean-ups.
No hardscape or construction jobs.
Dump & Hauling Fee
- $50 per cubic yard of waste
(≈ size of two large recycling bins)
Estimate your debris volume when booking — or send photos for a quick review.
2-Worker Package
- 12 total labor hours (6 hrs × 2 workers)
- $75/hr → $900 flat
- +$50 per cubic yard of dump fee
Recommended for small to medium yards (2–4 cubic yards of debris).
Typical total: $1,000–$1,100
3-Worker Package
- 12 total labor hours (4 hrs × 3 workers)
- $75/hr → $1,350 flat
- +$50 per cubic yard of dump fee
Recommended for large or overgrown properties (4–10 cubic yards).
Typical total: $1,500–$1,900
Example Yard Waste Volumes
| Waste Volume | Example Size | Additional Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 2 yards | 1 pickup bed | +$100 |
| 4 yards | ½ dump truck | +$200 |
| 8 yards | Full dump truck | +$400 |
Visual Guide:
- Recycling bin ≈ ½ yard
- Pickup bed ≈ 2 yards
- Dump truck ≈ 8 yards
What’s Included
- Lawn mowing (optional)
- Pruning & trimming (up to 12 ft)
- Weeding garden beds
- Raking & leaf blowing hard surfaces
- Hauling & disposal of yard debris
Add-On Options
Enhance your clean-up:
- Mulch installation
- Pressure washing patios & walkways
- Edging or bed refresh
Simplified Booking Flow
- Select property size — Small / Medium / Large
- Estimate yard waste — Email photos
- Add optional services — Mulch, pressure wash, etc.
- View your recommended package & price instantly
Would you like me to now rebuild your price table (for 2-worker vs 3-worker packages) in the same <table> HTML format you use below — so it looks visually consistent with your “Service Options” table? It’ll fit perfectly under the “Instant Book Clean-Up Packages” section.
FAQ
1. When is the best time for yard clean-up in Seattle?
- The best time for yard clean-up in Seattle is during early spring and late fall. Spring prepares your yard for the growing season, while fall clean-up helps prevent debris buildup and keeps your yard tidy over winter.
2. What does a standard yard clean-up service include?
- A typical yard clean-up service includes:
- Removing leaves, branches, and debris
- Pruning shrubs and trees
- Mowing the lawn
- Weed removal
- Preparing garden beds
3. Do I need to compost yard waste in Seattle?
- Composting is not mandatory but highly encouraged in Seattle due to the city’s commitment to sustainability. You can use yard waste bins provided by the city or create your own compost pile for organic waste.
4. How much does a yard clean-up service cost in Seattle?
- Costs vary based on yard size and service complexity but generally range from $150 to $1000+ for residential yards. Larger or overgrown yards may incur higher costs.
5. Do I need a permit to remove yard debris in Seattle?
- No permit is needed for general yard clean-up. However, if you’re removing large trees or modifying significant landscaping features, you may need to check with Seattle’s Department of Construction and Inspections.
6. How often should I schedule a yard clean-up?
- Yard clean-up is typically recommended:
- Twice a year for regular maintenance (spring and fall)
- Monthly for properties with heavy leaf fall or high maintenance needs
7. Can yard clean-up help with pest control?
- Yes! Removing debris, trimming overgrown plants, and addressing standing water can help deter pests like rodents, insects, and slugs.
8. What happens to the yard waste after clean-up?
- In Seattle, yard waste is usually taken to composting facilities if disposed of through city services. Many landscapers also recycle organic material or leave it for homeowners to compost.
9. How can I maintain my yard between professional clean-ups?
- Tips to maintain your yard:
- Rake leaves weekly during fall
- Mow and edge your lawn regularly
- Trim back plants before they overgrow
- Remove weeds as they appear
- Water plants appropriately for Seattle’s climate
Why Choose Lee’s General Landscaping?
Trusted by Seattle homeowners and businesses, Lee’s General Landscaping boasts top-quality services backed by 5-star Yelp reviews and awards like the Angie’s List Super Service Award. We combine premium products, exceptional customer service, and fair pricing to create and maintain your ideal outdoor space.
How to Request a Quote:
- Step 1: Contact us by phone, email, or through our online form to request a quote.
- Step 2: We’ll get in touch to schedule an appointment at a time that works for you.
- Step 3: During our visit, we’ll discuss your project and provide a detailed quote. If you approve, we can set up your service on the spot.
