Lawn cleared
Leaves blown and raked off the grass before they mat down.
Garden Maintenance · Nassau County
Need leaf removal in Nassau County? The old oaks and maples are a big reason these streets look so good, but every November they drop what feels like a foot of leaves overnight. We’re Arnol MR Landscaping, a father-and-son crew, and we keep your lawn clear from the first leaves in October to the last ones after Thanksgiving.
All fall
A few leaves on the lawn are fine. A thick layer is not. Wet leaves mat down, block the sun and trap moisture. Leave them all winter and you can end up with dead patches and snow mold in the spring.
Trees don’t drop everything at once. On Long Island, most leaves come down from late October to late November, and oaks hang on even longer. We come back several times through the fall so the lawn never stays buried.
Leaves blow into beds, under shrubs and along fences. We clear those spots too. A thin layer can stay in the beds as mulch, but thick piles against the house or on top of small plants come out.
Leaves blown and raked off the grass before they mat down.
Piles pulled out from under shrubs and along the foundation.
Wet leaves are slippery. We clear hard surfaces every visit.
We take the leaves with us, or follow your village’s leaf pickup rules.
Easy on the lawn
When there’s only a light layer, running the mower over the leaves chops them into small bits that fall into the grass and break down over winter. That feeds the soil. When the layer is thick, the mower can’t keep up, and the leaves have to come off.
Leaves blown into the road wash into the storm drains. When those drains clog, the corner floods the next time it rains. Some villages collect leaves at the curb on set days. Others want them bagged. We follow the rules on your street.
Where we work
We do leaf removal for homes in East Williston, Garden City, Mineola, East Meadow, Levittown, Bethpage, Plainview, Hicksville, Albertson, Roslyn Heights, Carle Place and Westbury. See every town on our Nassau County towns list.
Leaf season means blowers, so town rules matter. In East Williston, gas leaf blowers can’t be used on Saturdays from May 1 to October 31. After that, normal work hours apply.
This is part of our garden maintenance work. Related services: yard cleanup, lawn mowing and lawn fertilization.
Leaf Removal questions
One that comes back more than once in the fall, clears the beds and not just the lawn, and doesn’t blow leaves into the street. Ask how many visits are included.
Rake them off as soon as the snow is gone. If you see gray or pink matted patches, that’s snow mold. Rake the patches lightly so they dry out. Most lawns grow back once it warms up. Bare spots can be overseeded.
Most yards with big trees need two to four visits between late October and early December. Yards with oaks may need one more after the rest are done.
It depends on how many trees you have and how many visits you want. Text a photo of the yard for a free quote.
Nassau County
Text your street and a photo of the yard. Fall spots fill up by October.