Leaf blowing in Asheboro, NC

Close by, so the timing works

I am based in Asheboro, and most of my week is already spent inside the city. Fitting a leaf visit in here doesn't mean a special trip across the county.

That matters more with leaves than with grass. One windy week can take a yard from a few leaves to a full carpet, and being close means I can usually come while it's still one visit's worth.

Old streets, old trees

The older streets near downtown tend to have the oldest trees, and old trees drop the most leaves. Those yards fill up fast once fall gets going.

The leaves don't stay in the middle of the lawn, either. They pile into the beds, against the fence, and behind the shrubs, which is exactly where a quick pass with a mower won't reach. A leaf visit clears those spots too.

Bigger lots out toward the zoo

Out past the North Carolina Zoo and on the newer edges of the city, the lots tend to be bigger. There's more ground to clear, so the price follows the size of the yard. Send me the address and I will give you a real number for it.

Rentals and houses for sale

A yard full of leaves is the first thing a buyer or a new tenant sees. If you own a rental in Asheboro, or a house is sitting empty while it's on the market, I can keep the leaves off it through the fall. You won't have to drive over to check on it.

Not the same as the blow off

Every full service cut in Asheboro ends with a blow off, which clears the grass clippings off the drive and the porch. Leaf blowing is a bigger job: the whole yard, the beds and the fence line, with the leaves hauled off at the end.

I clear leaves off the ground. I don't trim or take down trees, so if a branch needs to come down, a tree service is who you want.

Leaf blowing in Asheboro: common questions