Yard Cleanup & Leaf Removal in Atlanta and Tucker
Atlanta's most caring crew.
Trusted by 3,000+ of your neighbors
Proudly serving homeowners and businesses throughout Metro Atlanta.
How we're different
Anyone can cut grass.
We do the two things most crews skip:
we show you the work, and we answer the phone.
The ALS standard
Included on every visit
- A text before we head your way You always know when we're coming.
- Your call gets answered, 24/7 A crew lead during the day, our assistant after hours — either way you're booked, not on hold. Call or text 404-634-5100
- A trained, professional crew Uniformed, background-checked, and trained on every service we sell.
After the cleanup — landscaping services we can add
Some yards don’t need maintenance yet — they need a reset. Yard cleanup and leaf removal is how most of our customers start: one visit that takes an overgrown property back to something you’d photograph, with everything hauled off the same day.
What a cleanup covers.
Mow, edge and trim whatever has got away from you. Pull weeds, cut back overgrowth, clear dead and unwanted plants, rake out beds, and take the leaves, branches and debris with us. Poison ivy and climbing vines come out; English ivy stays if you want it kept.
Hauled off the same day we cut it.
No pile by the kerb waiting on a second trip. This is the part most crews skip and the part customers remember, so it’s included rather than quoted as an extra.
Sized to the property, not guessed.
An overgrown front yard and a property nobody has touched since a parent moved out are different jobs. We’d rather walk it and say so than surprise you halfway through.
Leaf removal, in season.
Metro Atlanta’s leaf drop runs from late October into December, and one pass is rarely enough. Most customers take a fall clear and a second one once the oaks finish, then a spring cleanup before the mulch goes down.
Who usually calls.
A house going on the market in three weeks. A letter from the HOA. A rental between tenants. All of them have a deadline, so tell us yours when you call — it decides whether we schedule you next week or next month.
After the reset.
Beds are exposed and edges are cut, which is the cheapest moment to lay mulch or pine straw — the prep is already done. If the cleanup uncovered ground that stays wet, that’s a drainage problem rather than a landscaping one. And most people who start with a cleanup move onto weekly lawn care afterwards, because the reset is the hard part and keeping it is the easy part.
Areas we serve.
We clean up yards throughout Tucker, Decatur, Druid Hills, Brookhaven, Dunwoody and Stone Mountain, and out to Sandy Springs, Buckhead, Chamblee, Doraville and across Gwinnett to Lilburn, Snellville and Norcross.
Yards on our schedule
From quote to first cut
1
Four questions in the quote card — service, yard size, address, contact.
2
A crew lead reviews it and texts your price — usually same day.
3
We put you on a set weekly day and start next week — same crew, same time.
