What a spring cleanup actually does
Michigan winters are hard on a yard. Snow packs leaves into a wet mat that smothers turf and invites snow mold. Freeze-thaw cycles heave bed edges out of line. Wind fills fence corners with debris that will still be there in July if nobody moves it.
A spring cleanup is the reset. We pull the mat off the turf so grass can breathe and green up evenly instead of in patches. We cut back dead perennial growth before new shoots get tangled in it. We re-cut the bed edges so mulch has a clean line to sit against. By the time we leave, your property is ready for the first mow and the first mulch install of the year.
Skipping it costs you later. Turf that stays smothered thins out and lets weeds in, and beds that never get cleaned out take twice the labor by mid-summer.




