100% hand-pulled — no chemicals · Serving all of Utah County & Salt Lake County

Whole-yard weeding

Yard weeding service & weekly yard maintenance

One weeder, one hour (or two) every week, working down your priority list across the whole yard — front beds, rock, fence lines, side yards and the strip by the street.

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  • No sales calls
  • No chemicals
  • Cancel anytime
Neat garden rows with a clean dirt path between the beds

Overview

A yard maintenance service that starts with the weeds

Most “landscape maintenance” companies are mowing companies that weed if there’s time left over. We work the other way around: weeding is the whole job. If you want a yard weeding service that actually spends the visit on weeds, this is it.

To be clear about scope: we pull weeds. We don’t mow, edge, trim or fertilize. Plenty of customers pair us with their mow-and-blow crew for a complete yard maintenance service — the crew keeps the lawn short, and we keep the beds, rock and fence lines clean. Your priority list tells us where to start every week.

  • Weekly yard maintenance
  • Priority-list service
  • 1 or 2 hours a week
  • Pairs with your lawn crew

Your priority list example

  1. Front flower bedsVisit 1 — we start here
  2. Rock bed by the drivewayWe move down once #1 is clean
  3. Backyard fence lineNext on the list
  4. Side yard & park strip…and so on

Problems we solve

Where landscape maintenance crews stop and we start

Too many weeds, not enough weekends

A ranked priority list beats an impossible to-do list: the spots you care about most are always done first.

Beds your lawn crew skips

Mowers don’t pull weeds out of beds, rock or fence lines. That’s exactly where we spend the hour.

Big or fast-growing yards

Choose the 2-hour plan and your weeder gets twice the time at every weekly visit.

Weeds that return every week

Weekly is the rhythm that stops weeds from ever setting seed. Occasional blitzes just reset the clock.

Our process

How it works

  1. Walk the yard with us

    We knock on your door at the first visit and you show us around.

  2. Rank your priorities

    Front beds first? Back fence line? You decide the order: Priority 1, 2, 3.

  3. We work the list

    Every visit starts at Priority #1 and moves down until the hour (or two) is up.

  4. Adjust any time

    Change the list or switch between the 1-hour and 2-hour plans whenever the yard changes.

We’ll knock on your door to get your priority listAt your first visit, walk us around and point out your weed areas, and we’ll put them in order of priority: #1 first, then #2, and so on. Every visit starts at #1.

Pricing

Simple prices, no quotes

2 hours a week · big yards

Weekly Weed Pulling — Double Time

$620/month

  • Two hours at every weekly visit
  • Twice the time to work down your priority list
  • Best for big lots, lots of beds, or fast-growing yards
  • Best value

FAQ

Yard Weeding Service FAQs

Do you offer landscape maintenance or mowing?

We offer the weeding part of yard care — and only that. No mowing, edging, trimming or fertilizing, which keeps the price simple. We work comfortably alongside your landscape maintenance crew.

Which plan is right for my yard?

Most yards do well with 1 hour a week. If you have a big lot, many beds or a fast-growing yard, the 2-hour plan gives your weeder twice the time at every visit.

Can you work with my lawn service?

Yes. Customers often keep their mowing crew and add us for the beds, rock and fence lines. Tell us at the first visit if anything should be left alone.

What does weekly yard maintenance include with you?

Hand weeding, your priority list worked from #1 down, and the weeds bagged and taken away, every week on the same day.

Sign up & schedule

Get on the schedule — it takes about two minutes

Pick one hour or two hours a week and tell us where you live. You’ll see exactly which day your weeder is in your neighborhood, and a person from our team will reach out to confirm your first visit and collect payment.

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