Lawn Care & Yard Cleanup in Los Angeles County
Recurring mow-and-edge service keeps your yard guest-ready, and seasonal cleanups clear leaves, overgrowth and green waste. We also handle hedge and shrub trimming, weed pulling, mulch refresh and yard-waste hauling, and green waste is composted, not landfilled.
What's included
- Weekly, biweekly or monthly schedules
- Seasonal overgrowth and storm-debris cleanups
- Hedge, shrub and small-tree trimming
- Green waste hauled and composted
2026 price ranges
| Job | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Mow + edge + blow (small yard, per visit) | $45–$70 |
| Mow + edge + blow (large yard, per visit) | $70–$110 |
| Hedge / shrub trimming (per hour) | $50–$80 |
| Seasonal yard cleanup (quarter-acre) | $180–$400 |
| Green waste hauling (per load) | $90–$180 |
Ranges reflect typical Los Angeles County, CA jobs (how our pricing works). Every quote is confirmed upfront before work begins.
Before you book: Lawn Care & Yard Cleanup in Los Angeles County
What a standard visit covers
Mow, edge and blow, with clippings handled the way your lawn likes: mulched back into the soil when the grass is short, bagged and hauled when it has gotten ahead of us. Deck height is set per grass type, because cutting more than a third of the blade in one pass stresses turf, especially through LA summers.
Watering rules and drought-smart yards
LA water rules limit outdoor irrigation to three days a week with per-station time caps, and the exact numbers shift with drought conditions, so check your water utility for the current schedule. What does not change: early morning or evening watering loses far less to evaporation, and three deep soakings beat seven shallow sprinkles for root depth.
If the math gets old, drought-tolerant conversion is worth knowing about: natives, mulch and drip lines cut water use hard, and local utilities have run turf replacement rebates in recent years. We maintain native yards too; the rhythm is different, not harder.
Brush clearance in fire country
Hillside neighborhoods from Glendale to Malibu sit in fire zones where state law requires defensible space: dead growth and dense brush cleared back roughly 100 feet from structures. Inspections are real, and ignoring an order can turn into forced clearing billed to the owner. An overdue hillside is the one yard job with a deadline, so it gets scheduled first.
A Southern California yard calendar
December through February is the rainy season, so growth continues and storm debris needs clearing. Spring is the overgrowth sprint, when weekly service earns its keep. Summer growth is deep but steady, and irrigation checks matter more than mowing. Fall brings leaf drop and the window to overseed a Bermuda lawn with winter rye if you want green through January.
Questions we hear
How often should my LA lawn be serviced?
In Los Angeles County, most yards look best on weekly or biweekly service spring through fall, tapering to monthly in winter. Drought-conscious clients often switch to biweekly with deep-watering guidance.
Do you haul away the clippings and branches?
Yes, every visit includes blow-down and green-waste removal, and it is composted at a county facility rather than landfilled. Heavy branch loads are quoted separately.
Can you handle an overgrown "jungle" yard?
That is a seasonal cleanup, priced by the quarter-acre from $180–$400 depending on height and density, and it includes mowing everything down, weed pulling and hauling.