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Spring is here! That means it’s time to shake off winter and get your outdoor space looking great. A good spring cleanup will make your yard a welcoming place to relax and enjoy the warmer weather. Follow this guide to tackle your spring cleanup step by step.
Why Spring Cleanup Matters
Winter can leave behind a mess—dead leaves, broken branches, and clogged gutters. Cleaning up now helps your yard stay healthy, prevents damage, and makes outdoor spaces more enjoyable. Plus, a well-maintained yard can boost your home’s curb appeal!
Step-by-Step Outdoor Spring Cleaning Checklist
1. Clean Up Your Porch & Patio
- Sweep away debris and cobwebs.
- Rinse walkways and decks with a garden hose or power washer.
- Wash outdoor furniture and refresh cushions.
- Use a vinegar-water solution to remove mildew from outdoor fabrics.
2. Wash Your Home’s Siding
- Clean off dirt and mildew with mild soap and water.
- Use a soft brush or sponge to scrub the surface.
- Rinse with a garden hose.
- Touch up chipped paint to keep your siding looking fresh.
3. Clear Out Gutters & Downspouts
- Remove leaves and debris.
- Use a garden hose to flush water through to check for leaks.
- Fix any damage before spring showers hit.
4. Refresh Your Garden & Landscape
- Pull weeds and remove dead plants.
- Trim trees and shrubs to encourage new growth.
- Mulch garden beds to retain moisture and prevent weeds.
- Plant flowers and greenery for a colorful, fresh look.
5. Lawn Care & Maintenance
- Rake up dead grass and debris.
- Prune damaged branches from trees and shrubs.
- Aerate soil and add fertilizer for healthy growth.
- Reseed any patchy areas in your lawn.
6. Upgrade Your Outdoor Space
- Consider adding a fence for privacy.
- Organize your shed and store tools properly.
- Repair patios, walkways, and fences damaged by winter.
7. Final Touches
- Clean windows and replace torn screens.
- Wash exterior lights and replace burnt-out bulbs.
- Prep your grill for spring cookouts.
- Inspect garden hoses for cracks and leaks.
FAQs About Spring Cleanup
When should I start my spring yard cleanup?
The best time to start is in early to mid-March, depending on the weather in your area. Wait until snow has melted and the ground is dry enough to work with.
What tools do I need for a spring cleanup?
You’ll need a rake, pruners, a power washer, a garden hose, a shovel, and a wheelbarrow. Storage bins and garbage bags are also helpful for collecting debris.
How do I get rid of mold and mildew on outdoor furniture?
Use a mixture of three parts water and one part white vinegar. Scrub with a brush and let it air dry in the sun.
How can I prevent weeds in my garden?
Apply mulch to garden beds to block sunlight from reaching weed seeds. You can also use a pre-emergent herbicide before weeds start growing.
Is power washing my deck and siding necessary?
Yes! Power washing removes dirt, mildew, and grime, helping your home’s exterior look fresh and well-maintained.
FAQs About Sunready Landscaping
What services does Sunready Landscaping offer?
We offer full-service landscaping, including spring cleanup, lawn care, garden design, fence installation, and more.
Does Sunready Landscaping provide one-time cleanup services?
Yes! We offer contract-free spring cleanup services to get your yard in top shape for the season.
How can I book a spring cleanup with Sunready Landscaping?
You can book online through our website or give us a call. We’ll schedule a time that works for you!
Do you offer ongoing lawn care services?
Yes, we provide regular lawn maintenance packages to keep your yard looking great all year.
Get Your Yard Ready for Spring!
Spring cleanup may take some effort, but the results are worth it. A clean, well-maintained yard sets the stage for a great season of outdoor fun. If you need help, Sunready Landscaping is here to handle the hard work for you. Contact us today and let’s get your yard spring-ready!