Prepare your landscape for the enchanting autumn and beyond with OAK Outdoors Fall Cleanup Service.
We meticulously clear fallen leaves from your lawn, flowerbeds, and other outdoor spaces, preventing potential damage to your turf and ensuring a clean, manicured appearance.
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Our team carefully removes spent annuals, trims perennials, and addresses overgrowth, promoting a tidy garden bed that's ready to thrive when spring arrives.
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We expertly prune and trim trees, shrubs, and hedges to maintain their shape, remove dead or diseased branches, and encourage healthy growth during the dormant season.
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For properties with trees, we offer gutter cleaning services to remove leaves and debris that can clog gutters and lead to water damage or ice buildup during winter.
Aeration is a great option during fall to promote healthy lawn growth. We perforate the soil, allowing air, water, and nutrients to penetrate deeper into the root zone, strengthening your lawn ahead of winter dormancy.
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At OAK Outdoors, we believe your outdoor space should feel just as intentional as your indoor one. From high-end landscape design to weekly lawn care, we specialize in crafting outdoor environments that feel personal, polished, and built around how you live.
We work with homeowners across Oklahoma City, Nichols Hills, Edmond, and surrounding areas who want something more than basic yard work. If you're looking for a partner—not just a provider—you’re in the right place.
Where We Work:
We proudly serve homeowners in: Oklahoma City, Nichols Hills
Edmond, The Village, Mustang, Yukon, Rose Creek, Lakehurst, Quail Creek, And surrounding neighborhoods. Not sure if we serve your area?
Reach out—we’ll let you know.
- Locally owned and operated right here in OKC
- Award-winning design and service recognized throughout the metro
- Responsive and reliable - You’ll always know when we’re coming and what we’re doing
- Work backed by experience in Oklahoma soil, weather, and plant life
Our clients stick with us because we show up, do great work, and treat every landscape like it’s our own.
