Spring Cleanup in the Quad Cities
No published range. Landscaping labor in the QC area runs $50-100 per hour; your quote sets the exact price.
What changes the price
Debris volume
A yard under mature oaks holds more sticks than a new build.
Bed count
More beds mean more edging and cutting back of perennials.
Leaf layer
Matted leaves smothering the turf take time to rake and bag.
First mow
Add a low first cut to knock the grass back to height.
What's included
- Raking and clearing leaves, sticks and winter debris
- Cutting back perennials and ornamental grasses
- Bed edging to clean up the lines
- A low first mow and blow-off of walks
How a local crew does it
- 01
Walk it
We flag low spots, broken branches and anything the snow sat on before we start.
- 02
Clear the debris
We rake and bag leaves and sticks so the turf can breathe and the mower isn't fighting a mat.
- 03
Cut back
We cut perennials and grasses back to the ground so new growth comes clean.
- 04
Edge and mow
We re-edge the beds and give the lawn a low first cut to start the season.
When to book in zone 5b
March into April, once the frost is out and the turf has firmed up — before the first mowing round starts.
Served across the QC area
Iowa side
Also serving Coal Valley and Colona — ask for a same day quote.
Questions, answered
Same day quote
Get spring cleanup on the schedule
We reply the same day with a price range and the next open date. No chasing contractors — a local crew handles it from here.
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