AUTUMN SERVICE

    Leaf Clearance in Cambridge

    Leaf clearance is essential for lawn health through autumn and early winter. A thick layer of leaves blocks light, traps moisture, and encourages fungal disease. ELawnCare provides leaf clearance across Cambridge from the £40 minimum visit charge. For larger gardens or heavy leaf fall, the work is priced by area or time.

    The service runs from October through December, when most deciduous trees shed their leaves. Regular clearance every one to two weeks during peak leaf fall keeps the lawn healthy. The service covers CB1 to CB25 with no callout charge within 8 miles.

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    WHAT IT COSTS

    Prices for this work

    Garden Clean-up

    Post-winter resets, end-of-tenancy clears, neglected gardens brought back to life.

    Small£250 (half-day)
    Medium£375 (full-day)
    Largefrom £750 - quote
    POPULAR

    Lawn Mowing

    Striped, healthy lawns with squared edges. From courtyard plots to country gardens.

    FROM
    £0per 100m²

    +50% surcharge for overgrown first cuts

    Why leaf clearance matters

    Leaves left on the lawn for more than a week or two start killing the grass beneath them. The lack of light causes yellowing, and the trapped moisture creates ideal conditions for fungal diseases like fusarium patch. Removing leaves weekly through autumn prevents this damage and keeps the lawn green going into winter.

    How leaf clearance works

    Leaves are blown or raked off the lawn and borders, then either composted on site, bagged for green bin collection, or disposed of. Disposal is £12 extra if green bin space is not available. The work is often combined with a final autumn mow and hedge trim.

    COMMON QUESTIONS

    Frequently asked questions

    Leaf clearance starts at the £40 minimum visit charge. Larger gardens or heavy leaf fall may cost more based on area and time. Disposal is £12 if green bin space is not available. Monthly plan customers get 10% off their autumn visits.

    Weekly during peak leaf fall in October and November. Fortnightly may suffice in early October and December when leaf fall is lighter. The key is not letting leaves sit on the lawn for more than two weeks, which is when damage starts.

    Yes. Leaf clearance is often done alongside a final autumn mow, hedge trim, and border cutback in a single visit. Combining services in one visit is more efficient and cost-effective than booking them separately.

    FULLY INSURED

    £2M public liability

    CAMBRIDGE-BASED

    CB1 to CB25 free callout

    RELIABLE

    Owner handles every visit

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