One-time yard cleanup in Alexandria, VA
Before an Old Town listing or a backyard dinner, one deep clean of the courtyard resets the whole space.
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- Quoted before we start
- Waste hauled away
- Licensed & insured
- No contracts, cancel anytime
- Background-checked techs
- Photo proof every visit
- Same tech every visit, day you pick
When Alexandria homeowners book a one-time clean
Before an Old Town listing or a backyard dinner, one deep clean of the courtyard resets the whole space.
A catch-up visit is a full reset: we clear the entire yard, including the areas that got buried, bag everything, and haul it off-site. You get before-and-after photos so you can see exactly what changed.
Spring catch-up
The yard went untouched from November to March and the thaw brought all of it back at once.
Move-in or move-out
You inherited the last owner's yard, or you need it spotless for photos, showings, or a walkthrough.
Party or event
You're hosting this weekend and the back yard needs to be usable by Friday.
New puppy or new fence
Something changed and you want a clean starting point before beginning regular service.
Before we arrive.
After we leave.
Drag the slider to see the difference. Photo proof texted to you after every visit.
All done in Reston — cleaned, bagged, and hauled away. Gate latched.
All done in Reston — cleaned, bagged, and hauled away. Gate latched.
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- Photo proof after every visit
- Guaranteed — or your next visit is free
Offer valid for new residential customers in our NOVA service area. One per household.