Yard Cleanup in Palm Coast, FL
Weeds out, fresh mulch in, every bit hauled away.
- Hand weeding and fresh mulch
- Bushes trimmed
- Haul-away always included
There's a reason neighbors call us first
- A real person answers
- We text when we're on the way
- Photos when we're done
- We clean up after ourselves
- We make it right, free
The weeds are winning. Not for long.
How it works
- Text us photos of the yard and beds, plus your street.
- Get your price. Before we come, so there are no surprises.
- We clean it up and haul it away. You don't need to be home.
- We send you photos when we're done.
More details
What a yard cleanup includes
- Weeding by hand: flower beds, around the pavers and along the driveway
- Fresh mulch: old mulch topped up or replaced, beds edged clean
- Bush and hedge trimming: shaped back and cleared off the walkways and windows
- Leaves and palm fronds: raked up, plus the low dead fronds we can reach safely
- The swale: mowed and cleared, since in Palm Coast that strip by the road is yours to keep up
- Haul-away: every bag and branch goes with us
Big trees and tall palms that need climbing or a bucket truck are a job for a tree service.
Why we always haul it away
Palm Coast picks up one yard waste pile a week on Wednesdays, up to about 3 by 3 by 6 feet. But the city's rules say debris from a hired lawn service, tree trimmer or yard worker has to be hauled away by that contractor, not left at the curb for the city. So when you hire someone, ask whether hauling is included. With us, it always is.
More on the city's yard waste rules: Palm Coast trash pickup guide.
Weeding by hand, not spraying
We pull weeds by hand and use fresh mulch to keep them from coming right back. We don't spray weed killer; in Florida, spraying for hire takes a state license. If you want ongoing spraying, a licensed lawn care company is the right call.
Mulch: what most Palm Coast yards use
| Type | Looks | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Pine straw | Natural, reddish-brown | Light and quick to spread. Needs refreshing more often. |
| Pine bark nuggets | Chunky, dark brown | Lasts longer. Big nuggets can float off in heavy rain. |
| Shredded hardwood or cypress | Fine and tidy | Holds in place on slopes. |
| Rock | Clean, no fading | Doesn't break down, but it's heavy and hard to change later. |
About 2 to 3 inches deep keeps weeds down and holds moisture in. Keep it pulled back a little from the base of the house and from tree trunks.
When Palm Coast homeowners call us
- After the summer rainy season, when everything has grown twice as fast
- Before snowbirds come back, or before they head north for the summer (see home watch for while you're away)
- After a code enforcement notice about an overgrown yard (see the common Palm Coast code violations; overgrowth was one of the most-cited violations last year)
- Before selling, or before family visits for the holidays (add pressure washing for the driveway)
- When kneeling in the flower beds isn't easy anymore
Planting something new?
Palm Coast limits sprinkler watering to set days, but new plants get extra: the city's code booklet allows watering new landscaping any day for the first 30 days and every other day for the next 30. Removing a tree with a trunk 6 inches or wider (at chest height) needs a city permit first; call Urban Forestry at 386-986-3758.
Common questions
Do you haul away the yard debris?
Yes, always. Palm Coast's rules say a hired yard worker's debris has to be hauled away by them, not left for the city, so it's part of every cleanup.
Do you spray weed killer?
No. We pull weeds by hand and use mulch to keep them down. Spraying for hire takes a state license in Florida.
Is it a one-time cleanup or a regular service?
Most people call us for a one-time cleanup. Ask about a repeat visit if you'd like one.
Can you bring the mulch?
Yes. Tell us what you like, or we'll match what you have, and it's in your quote.
Get your weekends back
Text us a photo of the yard. No pressure, no sales pitch.
Call (315) 542-8036Or text a photo to (315) 542-8036, or email hello@finduntappedgrowth.com