Yard cleanup in San Antonio

Klema Builders provides one-time and seasonal yard cleanup across San Antonio and surrounding communities. The service covers overgrown yard cleanup, leaf cleanup and removal, brush and landscape debris, loose storm debris, and weeds pulled by hand. Debris listed in the written scope is hauled off. Fertilizer, weed killer, pest treatments and irrigation repair are outside this service. You get a free on-site look and a fixed price in writing before work starts.

The price of yard cleanup in San Antonio depends on the yard area, density of overgrowth, amount of leaves, brush and storm debris, hand-pulled weeds, access and the volume of material to haul off. Klema Builders does not publish a price list for this service: after a free look at the property you get a fixed price in writing before any work starts, and that price is the total you pay.

A yard cleanup can cover seasonal leaves, overgrown grass, hand-pulled weeds, brush, landscape debris and loose storm debris. The exact areas and materials are listed in the written scope after an on-site look, and everything included in that scope is hauled off. Existing flower and landscape beds can be included: leaves, debris and hand-pulled weeds cleared from the bed. Mowing and edging can be quoted with the cleanup when requested. Chemical lawn treatments and irrigation work are outside the service.

Leaf removal means the leaves in the written cleanup scope are hauled off, not left at the curb. City Code Section 14-1 says loose or containerized leaves and grass clippings are not accepted for curbside brush collection. Section 14-17 allows leaves and yard trimmings in the resident's green organics cart, and plastic bags of any kind contaminate that cart. Section 34-703 also bars placing leaves or clippings in a street where water can wash them into the storm drain. Source: City of San Antonio solid waste code (https://library.municode.com/tx/san_antonio/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=PTIICO_CH14SOWA) and stormwater code (https://library.municode.com/tx/san_antonio/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=PTIICO_CH34WASE_ARTVIWAQUCOPOPR_DIV5PRDIINMUSESTSESY).

San Antonio City Code Sections 14-1, 14-13 and 14-16 provide curbside brush collection twice a year for brush under six feet long that came from that residence, set out no earlier than one week before the scheduled collection week. Stumps, roots, shrubs with root balls, and loose or containerized leaves and grass clippings do not qualify as brush. Under Section 14-21, the bulky waste drop-off centers do not accept commercial waste. Source: City of San Antonio solid waste code (https://library.municode.com/tx/san_antonio/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=PTIICO_CH14SOWA).

Yes. Overgrown yard cleanup can include mowing, clearing growth and pulling weeds by hand, with the resulting yard debris hauled off. It does not include weed killer, weed-and-feed, pre-emergent, pesticides, fire ant treatment or fungus treatment. The on-site look identifies the areas to clear and the amount of material, and the written fixed price reflects that defined scope before work begins.