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Olympia’s heavy tree cover concentrates leaf drop into a short fall window, and the low soil moisture capacity found across Thurston County means what falls doesn’t drain away quickly. It sits, mats down, and holds water against the lawn underneath instead. Spring adds its own build up, as winter storms leave branches and scattered debris that need clearing before the growing season gets going again.
Olympia’s tree protection code, OMC 16.60, also means many properties have Soil and Native Vegetation Protection Areas that need to be worked around, not just cleared through. We know which parts of a yard call for a lighter touch and which are fine for a full clean up, so protected vegetation and root zones aren’t disturbed along the way.
We believe property care should be worry free. That means clear communication and showing up when we say we will, every time, across Lewis and Thurston County.
We clear leaves, branches, and general debris from lawns and beds, then haul everything away instead of leaving it curbside for you to manage. Olympia runs mandatory curbside organics collection through the city (360-753-8340), and we schedule around that program rather than working against it.
We’ll also flag anything worth knowing while we’re on site, like a Soil and Native Vegetation Protection Area that needs to stay undisturbed, or a low spot where water is pooling because of the area’s low soil moisture capacity, so small issues get caught before they turn into bigger ones.
We believe in being upfront about how Yard Clean Up works, so here are answers to what homeowners in Olympia WA ask us most.
It depends on yard size, how much debris there is, and whether tree protection rules apply to part of the property. We give you an exact price after a free site visit, not a guess over the phone.
Yes. Many Olympia properties have Soil and Native Vegetation Protection Areas under OMC 16.60. We know which areas need to be left undisturbed and plan the clean up around them.
It can. The city runs curbside organics collection with its own pickup windows, and we coordinate our scheduling so debris removal lines up with it instead of conflicting.
Thurston County soil has low moisture capacity in a lot of areas, which can leave low spots holding water. We'll point it out during the visit and can recommend next steps to improve drainage.
Yes. We are a family owned, licensed and insured crew serving Olympia and the surrounding area.
Take a look at some of the projects we have completed for homeowners across the area. Every photo here reflects the same standard of work you can expect on your own property, from quick cleanups to full transformations, completed for real customers close to home.
We keep every job simple and predictable. From your first call to the final walkthrough, our crew handles each step with care.
Call or fill out the form to schedule your free consultation.
We walk your property and assess exactly what it needs.
You get a clear, detailed estimate with no surprises later.
Our crew completes the job right, on the schedule we agreed on.
Get a free quote and see exactly what your project will cost before any work begins. No pressure, no obligation, just an honest conversation about what your property needs. Call (360) 269-3094 or fill out the form below and our team will get back to you quickly.
We travel across the region to reach you, including Chehalis, Centralia, Grand Mound, Tumwater, Olympia, Lacey, Napavine, Rochester, Tenino, and Littlerock.
