Fall cleanup

 Leaving fallen leaves and debris on your lawn can smother the grass, blocking sunlight and inhibiting growth. It can lead to the development of fungal diseases and create an environment conducive to pests and pests' eggs. 

 Wet leaves left on the ground can create a breeding ground for mold and attract pests such as insects, rodents, and even ticks. Removing the leaves and debris reduces the risk of these problems and helps maintain a healthy outdoor environment. 

 A buildup of leaves and debris can obstruct air circulation and prevent your lawn from receiving the necessary oxygen. By clearing the yard, you allow fresh air to reach the soil and promote healthy root development. 

 A well-maintained yard significantly contributes to the overall appearance of your property. Removing fallen leaves and debris improves the aesthetics of your yard, making it more visually appealing. 

 Fall cleanup prepares your yard for the winter season. Removing leaves helps prevent them from suffocating the grass and promotes a healthier lawn when spring arrives. It also reduces the risk of snow mold formation and minimizes the chances of damage caused by freezing and thawing cycles. 

 During fall, leaves tend to accumulate in gutters, causing clogs. Regular yard cleanup ensures that gutters remain clear, allowing proper drainage and preventing water damage to your home's foundation or roof.