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Yard cleanup in Coolidge, AZ

Short answer: A yard cleanup is a one-time visit that brings an overgrown or neglected yard back into shape. Carmona Landscaping trims shrubs and small trees, pulls weeds, clears leaves and dead plants, cleans up beds and hauls all the debris away. Many customers then keep the yard that way with a maintenance plan.

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Why it matters

A cleanup resets the yard. Keeping it that way with regular maintenance costs less than letting it grow back and paying for another big cleanup.

What's included

  • Shrubs, hedges and small trees trimmed back.
  • Weeds pulled and overgrowth cut down.
  • Leaves, dead plants and trash cleared out.
  • Beds and walkways cleaned up and edged.
  • All debris loaded up and hauled away.

Good for

  • A move-in or move-out, or a rental between tenants.
  • Getting ready to sell or for an HOA notice.
  • A yard that got away from you.
  • The first step before a maintenance plan or a new design.

Yard Cleanup questions

How long does a yard cleanup take?

Most residential cleanups take a few hours to a day, depending on the size of the yard and how overgrown it is. Your quote includes the timing.

Do you haul away the debris?

Yes. Everything we cut or pull is loaded up and taken away.

Can you keep it clean after?

Yes. Ask about a maintenance plan: we come on a set schedule so the yard never gets out of hand again.

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Tell us about your yard and how often you would like us. We will set up a quick walkthrough and give you a clear monthly price, plus 10% off your first cleanup when you start a plan.

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