Leaf cleanup · Milwaukee · Waukesha · Lake Country · Fall 2026
Two local guys. Flat prices. We blow it, rake it, and get every leaf to the curb for pickup. You never touch a rake, and you don't have to be home.
Why us
Every town runs its leaf trucks on a schedule. We book you for the day or two before yours, so the pile isn't sitting at the curb for weeks. Tell us your street and we'll look up the date.
No "call for a quote." No waiting for someone to come look. Pick your yard size above and that's the number.
We text you a before-and-after photo when we finish. You pay after you see it. Venmo, Zelle, or cash under the mat.
Text a photo of your yard. You get a price in 10 minutes and a day on the calendar. No forms, no phone tag.
Book with a neighbor on the same street for the same day and you each save $20. Less driving for us, cheaper for you.
Wet leaves make a bad job. If it rains on your day, we move you within 48 hours at no charge. You won't have to chase us.
How it works
Any photo from the street works. We text back a flat price and two open days.
Blow, rake, pile at the curb. Beds, fence lines, under the deck. Driveway and walks blown clean last.
Before and after, from the same spot. If it's not right, text us and we come back.
Season Pass
Oaks drop late. One cleanup in early October looks great for about nine days. The Season Pass is three visits, 15% off each, with your dates locked before the November rush.
Neighbor Deal
Two or more houses on the same street, same day, and every house gets $20 off. Forward this page to the neighbor whose yard is worse than yours.
Text us both addressesWho's showing up
We're Gabriel Gauger and Matthew Heyel, two 20-year-olds from the Milwaukee area. We grew up here, we do the work ourselves, and we treat your yard like it's our mom's. If something's not right, text us and we come back. That's the whole policy.
We show up when we say we will, we clean up after ourselves, and we say thank you. It shouldn't be rare, but it is.
Every week
Every week this fall we clean one yard for free for someone who can't do it themselves. A widow, a single mom, a neighbor just home from the hospital. Know somebody? Text us their name and street. That's it.
Nominate a neighborWhere we work
These towns run leaf trucks for loose leaves, so "to the curb" works. Not on the list? Your town probably doesn't pick up loose leaves, and we don't haul or bag. Text us anyway and we'll tell you straight.