Leaves raked, gutters cleared and flushed, roof blown off, everything bagged and hauled away. We give you a real price before we start — and we tell you what it depends on.
Pick one or all four. Most people get leaves and gutters together, because the crew is already there and the ladder is already up.
Lawn, beds, under the shrubs, along the fence and the edges the mower never gets. Blown, gathered, bagged.
Scooped out by hand, then run with water so we can see the downspouts actually drain. Scooping alone hides a clog.
Leaves and needles blown off the shingles and out of the valleys, where they sit and hold water all winter.
We take it with us. Nothing left at the curb for you to deal with, and no pile behind the garage.
The clog is almost never in the trough where you can see it. It is packed into the elbow at the top of the downspout. Scoop the trough, take a photo, and it looks finished — then the first hard rain runs over the front edge and down the siding.
Ranges by lot size, because two yards the same size can be an hour apart depending on the trees. You get a firm number before anyone starts.
| Lot size | Price | Usually lands here when… |
|---|---|---|
| 1/4 acre | $160 – $290 | Low end: a couple of trees. High end: mature oaks, matted leaves |
| 1/2 acre | $230 – $475 | Beds, fence lines and edges push it up more than the lawn does |
| 3/4 acre | $305 – $710 | Heavy tree cover and a long haul to the truck |
| 1 acre | $410 – $925 | Most of an acre under canopy |
Bagging and hauling away is included in those numbers.
Gutter work depends on how much roof there is, how high it is, how many downspouts, and whether you have guards. There is no honest table for that, so we look at yours and give you one number covering the leaves and the gutters together — before anybody starts.
Get my number →This is the real cost driver — not lot size. A quarter acre with nine mature oaks is a bigger job than a half acre with two.
Leaves that have been rained on and matted down weigh several times what dry leaves weigh, and they don't blow.
Bagging and hauling is the part that scales. If you have a place on the property for them, it comes down.
Tell us your address and roughly how many trees. We'll pin it to one number — not a range — and it doesn't move once you say yes. If we get there and it's genuinely smaller than described, the number goes down, not up.
Gutters and outside windows are the same trip, the same ladder and the same crew. Booking them together is cheaper than booking them a month apart, and it's one morning instead of two.
Same crew, same trucks, same route. Once the leaves are gone the Snowfall Plan picks up: 2 inches or more falls, your driveway gets cleared, nobody has to call.
No. Leave the gates unlocked and we'll text you photos when it's done.
Yes, that's included unless you'd rather keep them for compost — say so and the price comes down.
Late October through the middle of November is the sweet spot in the Twin Cities. Earlier and half the leaves are still on the tree; later and they're frozen into the lawn.
They will — that's normal, and it isn't a redo. If you have a lot of oaks, two visits a few weeks apart usually costs less than one visit fighting a foot of matted leaves.
We don't install them. We'll clean gutters that have them, and we'll tell you honestly whether yours are helping. Guards change how long the job takes, which is part of why gutters get a quote rather than a table price.
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Yes — $1M per occurrence, $2M aggregate. We'll send the certificate if you want it.
Within 24 hours, guaranteed. Usually the same evening.
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