Yard Maintenance

“Mow & Go” Service

One less thing to worry about

It’s simple, we come out every week to mow, edge, and trim your yard.We blow the debris away, and leave an invoice.We mow. Then we go.

No hassle, no waiting, no one even needs to be home.

 

 


 

 

Bark Dust Delivery & Spreading

  • $42 to $48 per yd. (Depending on type.)
  • $125 to $200 delivery fee (Depending on location.)
  • $99 to $499 spreading fee (Depending on size and time.)
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Miscellaneous Yard Maintenance

Dailey Maintenance also offers debris removal, and other miscellaneous yard maintenance services.

Just give us a call today for your FREE estimate!

503-984-7161

info@daileymaintenance.com

Yard Maintenance & Cleanup: Frequently Asked Questions

A standard cleanup is designed to get a property back under control. This typically includes leaf and debris removal, pruning of overgrown shrubs, edging of walkways and garden beds, and clearing out dead organic matter. We tailor every cleanup to the specific needs of your landscape, whether it’s a post-winter reset or a pre-summer grooming.

Our focus is on high-impact maintenance and restoration. While we provide comprehensive yard care, we specialize in scheduled maintenance that keeps your property looking sharp year-round. We can discuss a schedule that fits your property’s specific growth rate and your personal preferences.

We don’t leave a mess behind. All grass clippings, leaves, and pruning debris are collected and hauled away for proper green-waste recycling. If you prefer to have the debris left on-site in your own compost or yard-debris bins, just let us know and we can adjust the quote accordingly.

Yes. We specialize in “reclaiming” yards that have been neglected for a season or longer. We have the professional-grade equipment necessary to clear tall brush, invasive blackberries, and thick ivy. We can transform an overgrown lot back into a manageable outdoor space.

In the Pacific Northwest, we recommend two major cleanups:

  • Spring (March/April): To clear winter debris, prune for new growth, and prepare beds for the growing season.
  • Fall (October/November): To manage heavy leaf fall and “winterize” the yard to prevent moss and rot during the rainy months.

Absolutely. Refreshing your mulch or bark dust is one of the best ways to improve “curb appeal” and suppress weed growth. We can calculate the yardage needed, pick up the materials, and professionally install them to ensure even coverage and clean edges.

Yes. Dailey Maintenance is a fully licensed, and insured LLC (Oregon #636773-98 | Washington #103635298). Hiring an insured professional protects you from liability and ensures that the work on your property is held to a professional standard.