
A lawn buried under leaves all fall loses sunlight right when it needs it most. Regular leaf removal keeps grass breathing and lowers the risk of mold and grub issues heading into winter.
Leaves left sitting on the lawn do more than just block sunlight - a thick, damp layer gives grubs and insects an ideal place to shelter for the season, and the lack of sunlight underneath creates the dark, moist conditions where moss and fungus take hold. Left long enough, that combination can leave patches of dead or damaged turf underneath once the leaves are finally cleared.
We schedule cleanups through the season rather than one big pass at the end, so beds and lawns stay clear as leaves come down.