Preparing Your Property for Spring in the Pacific Northwest

Spring in the Pacific Northwest brings rapid growth, lingering winter debris, and changing conditions that can quickly overwhelm a property if it hasn’t been properly prepared. Early spring property care focuses on resetting the landscape after winter and creating a clean foundation before the growing season begins.

A professional spring cleanup typically includes hand weeding garden beds, cutting back perennials and ornamental grasses, trimming overgrown bushes, removing accumulated debris, and performing a one-time mow to clean up turf edges. These steps help restore order to the property and prevent winter buildup from carrying into peak season.

After Hand Weeding

Before Hand Weeding

Addressing these tasks early allows plants to grow more evenly and helps lawns transition smoothly into regular mowing schedules. It also reduces the need for more intensive cleanups later in the season, saving time and minimizing disruption once growth accelerates.

Planning ahead for spring services is especially important, as schedules tend to fill quickly once mowing season begins. Preparing the property early helps ensure consistent care and a well-maintained appearance throughout the year.