What We Do
Leaf Busters is a bagless leaf removal service serving the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Instead of raking leaves into dozens of plastic bags that sit on your curb for days, our crews blow every leaf to the curb and remove the whole pile with a truck-mounted 37-horsepower commercial vacuum loader. One pass clears an entire yard — front, back, flowerbeds, and all — and everything gets hauled away the same day. We offer one-time cleanups, weekly and bi-weekly recurring service through peak season, and add-ons like gutter clearing and final fall cleanup for HOAs, apartment complexes, and commercial properties.
Who It's For
Leaf Busters is built for Arlington and Fort Worth homeowners who want their yard cleared fast, fairly, and without the hassle of bagging. We serve single-family homes, HOAs, apartment complexes, and commercial properties across Arlington and Fort Worth, with more DFW cities coming soon. If you've got trees dropping leaves on your lawn and you'd rather not spend your weekend bagging them, we're the crew for you. Most standard homes run $200–$350 for full front and back yard service, with a free, exact quote given before we touch a single leaf.
Who Builds It
Leaf Busters is 100% student-run — two crews of local college students, home for winter break, running the equipment ourselves. There are no subcontractors and no call centers; the same accountable faces show up to your yard every visit. Leaf Busters is a DBA of The Landscaper Crew, an Arlington landscaping company operating since 2022, so you get the backing of an established business with the hustle and fair pricing of a student-run operation. Lower overhead than a big landscaping company means a fair price for you and real money toward tuition for us.
Giving Back
Beyond clearing yards, Leaf Busters runs the 2026 Community Giveback: 5% of leaf-removal sales from every job completed November 1 through December 31 goes to a local Arlington/Fort Worth organization chosen by public vote. It's one more way the money you spend on a clean yard ends up doing something good in the same neighborhoods we work in. See the details and vote →