Leaves Raked and Gathered
Leaves and clippings come off the lawn and beds, away from the storm drains.
At Big Easy Lawn Care, we provide professional clean up and hauling for homes and businesses across the greater New Orleans area. We rake up leaves, gather fallen limbs, clear overgrowth and storm debris, then load it all and haul it away, whether you need a single yard clean up or regular visits through the seasons.
Every yard clean up in New Orleans includes raking and gathering leaves and clippings, picking up fallen branches and limbs, cutting back overgrowth, and hauling the debris off the property. A fully insured lawn professional does the work from start to finish, whether you book a single clean up or regular visits.
Leaves and clippings come off the lawn and beds, away from the storm drains.
Tall grass, weeds, and vines are cut down and cleared.
We load the yard debris we clear and haul it off the property, rather than leaving it at the curb.
Every job goes to a fully insured lawn professional who sees it through to the finish.
Book one clean up, or regular visits through leaf drop and storm season.
Manage visits from your phone or browser, pay online, and book another clean up anytime.
We offer yard clean up in New Orleans four ways: a one-time clean up for an overgrown or neglected yard, seasonal clean ups for leaf drop and storm season, residential service for homes of any size, and commercial service for businesses and managed properties. Each one starts with a free, no-obligation estimate.

For a yard left too long or a property you just bought, cleared back to a yard you can mow.

Visits timed to spring leaf drop and the start of hurricane season, or added to an ongoing maintenance program.

Front yards, backyards, side strips, and beds, from tight lots under big trees to open lawns.

Businesses and managed properties that need grounds kept clear of leaves, limbs, and debris all year.
Yard clean up works differently in New Orleans because our live oaks shed their leaves in spring, hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30, and City of New Orleans curbside pickup takes only a limited amount of yard waste at a time. Bigger jobs, and the debris after a storm, usually need to be hauled away.

Clean up and hauling in New Orleans removes the yard debris that builds up through the year: leaves and grass clippings, fallen branches and limbs, overgrown grass, weeds, and vines, and the mixed debris a storm leaves behind. We gather it, load it, and haul it off so the yard is ready to mow again.
Light, loose debris
Raked off the lawn and beds, not into the street, where LSU AgCenter warns they reach storm drains.
Woody debris
Fallen limbs and cut branches are gathered and hauled. Anything overhanging a structure or near a utility line belongs to a certified arborist.
Dense growth
Tall grass, weeds, and vines are cut back, with a check for hidden debris underneath.
After a storm
Leaves, limbs, and scattered debris left by a storm are gathered, loaded, and hauled away.
City curbside limits follow nola.gov. For larger loads, hauling saves the extra trips.
Our New Orleans clean up and hauling service works in three steps. We look at the yard and give you a free, no-obligation quote; a fully insured lawn professional clears, loads, and hauls the debris away; and you manage visits and payments from your phone or web browser when the next clean up is due.
We walk the yard, look at how much debris there is and what kind, check access, and give you a clear quote.
Your lawn professional rakes, cuts back, and gathers the debris, then loads it and hauls it off.
Manage visits and pay online, and book another clean up after leaf drop or a storm.

Schedule a yard clean up in New Orleans for spring, when live oaks shed their leaves, and around hurricane season, which runs June 1 through November 30. A clean up at the start of storm season, another midway, and one after any storm keeps drains clear and the lawn free of debris.
Live oaks shed their leaves in spring.
Hurricane season opens June 1, time to clear drains.
Storm season runs through November 30.
Lawns may be dormant, but fallen leaves and limbs still need clearing.

Cost depends on the size of the yard, how much debris there is and what kind, and how much needs to be hauled away. We quote after a free, no-obligation look at the property.
Get Free EstimatesBefore booking a yard clean up in New Orleans, settle three things: what you want cleared and hauled away, what should happen to the yard once it is clear, and how we get in and around the property. Sorting those out first makes the quote accurate and the clean up faster on the day.
Point out what to clear, and anything you want to keep.
A cleared yard is ready for regular grass cutting, weed cutting along the fences, or fresh mulching in the beds.
Note gates, pets, and side paths, and flag anything hidden in tall growth.
Our customers mention the same things again and again: prompt, courteous crews, detailed cuts with a thorough cleanup afterward, fair pricing, and fast replies, including a callback within 24 hours on an overgrown lawn. Here is what a few of them shared with us.
The lawn care service I received from start to finish was great. The staff are always prompt and courteous, the prices can't be beat and my yard looks amazing, all thanks to Big Easy Lawn Care!
Big Easy Lawn Care is great! I called them up to take care of an overgrown lawn, and they were able to get back with me within 24 hours. Their pricing was very reasonable as well. We'll be using this company from now on for our lawn care needs.
The guys at Big Easy Lawn Care did an excellent job. They did a very detailed cut and cleaned up thoroughly after. I am so happy with the results! My lawn looks better than ever before, thanks to them!
A yard clean up usually consists of raking leaves and clippings, picking up fallen branches and limbs, cutting back overgrown grass, weeds, and vines, and clearing beds and walks. In New Orleans, our clean ups also include loading the debris and hauling it away.
Start by walking the yard and clearing out leaves, twigs, and hidden debris that could get in the way of mowing or new grass. Cut the tall growth back with the mower set high enough that the grass is not cut too short, haul away the cuttings, then mow regularly but not too short.
Rake or blow the leaves into piles away from the street, then bag them, compost them, or use them as mulch. LSU AgCenter suggests chopping leaves before using them in beds and warns against blowing them into the street, where they reach storm drains.
In New Orleans, plan a spring yard clean up for March through May, when live oaks shed their leaves and the lawn starts its spring growth. Clearing the yard then also gives you time to clear drains and downspout outlets before hurricane season opens on June 1.
Gather leaves, limbs, and scattered debris, and leave anything overhanging a structure or near a utility line to a certified arborist. In New Orleans, keep bagged household trash separate from storm debris, never dump debris on neutral grounds or vacant lots, and call 311 for City pickup requests.
New Orleans collects yard waste on trash day when it sits next to the cart: fewer than six bags and fewer than six bundles of small limbs under 4 feet, each 50 pounds or less. Setting it out more than 24 hours early can bring a fine.
The best yard cleanup service is one that clears everything you point out, hauls the debris away instead of leaving it at the curb, and sends a fully insured professional. In New Orleans, we start every job with a free, no-obligation estimate and back the work with our satisfaction guarantee.
The cost of a yard clean up in New Orleans depends on the size of the yard, how much debris there is, how overgrown it has become, and how much needs hauling. The most accurate number comes from a free on-site estimate, which we provide with no obligation.
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