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Utah County & Salt Lake County
A weeder at your door once a week, pulling weeds by hand — 1 hour for $322/month or 2 hours for $620/month. Weed removal without sprays, chemicals or contracts.
No more Saturdays lost to your flower beds. Your weeder starts at your Priority #1 and works down your list every visit.
Pick your city and we’ll tell you which day we’re in your neighborhood.
Two simple plans
One service, done by hand — for one hour a week or two. You’ll see your service day before you pay.
$322/month
$620/month
A quick, honest note on speed. We know a common wish is to get it done quicker. We’ll do our best to work efficiently and not waste a minute of your time, but we’re not Superman: your plan’s hours are the hours we have, and one weeder can only pull so many weeds in an hour. If your yard needs more time, the 2-hour plan gives your weeder twice as long at every visit.
Weeding services
Hire us for flower bed maintenance, garden weed control, rock bed weed removal or whole-yard weeding — it’s the same hand weeding service, aimed wherever your yard needs it.
Gentle hand weeding around perennials, roses and shrubs.
Vegetable, herb and raised-bed weeding with zero herbicide.
Weekly yard maintenance, weeding first: beds, fence lines, side yards.
Goatheads, spurge and kochia pulled out of gravel by hand.
The hot, hard-to-spray strip between the sidewalk and the street.
Pet-safe, kid-safe residential weed control. Never sprayed.
45 cities in Utah County and Salt Lake County, each with its own service day.
A weekly weeding service that heads off notices and move-out deductions.
Not sure what to call it? Homeowners search for a weed pulling service, a weeding service, a weed removal service, a garden maintenance service or residential weed control. Here it all comes down to one thing: your weeder, your weeds, pulled by hand every week. We don’t mow or do landscape maintenance beyond the weeding, so we pair easily with the crew you already have.
How it works
No quotes, no back-and-forth. You sign up online, we show up, and your priorities run the show.
Choose your service and enter your info. You’ll see right away which day we’re in your city, and a person from our team reaches out to confirm your first visit and collect payment.
On your first visit we’ll ring the bell and have you walk the property with us.
Point out where you want us to focus and rank it: Priority 1, 2, 3, and so on.
Every visit we start at Priority #1 and work down your list until the hour is up (or the job is done).
The priority system
On your first visit we’ll knock on your door and have you point out where you want us to focus. You rank each area — Priority 1, 2, 3 — and from then on every visit starts at #1 and works down the list.
Front beds worth showing off? Make them #1. Need the back fence line tamed before a party? Move it up. Your list, your call, changeable anytime.
See the full processJoin the schedule from $322/month — one or two hours of hand weeding every week, cancel anytime.
Why hand pulling
Sprays burn the leaves and leave the roots. Mowing just trims. Pulling by hand takes out the whole weed — and it’s the only method that’s safe right next to your flowers, your veggie garden, your kids, and your dog.
What every visit includes:
Pulling removes the whole plant, so it doesn’t bounce back in a week.
No chemicals means nothing to keep kids and pets off of.
We pull weeds, not your hostas. No drift, no brown spots.
A regular visit on a regular day keeps weeds from ever taking hold.
| Hand pulling (Utah Weed Pullers) | Spraying herbicide | Weekend DIY | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Removes the root | ✓ Yes — whole plant | ✗ Often only kills leaves | ✓ If you have time |
| Safe for kids & pets | ✓ No chemicals at all | ✗ Keep off until dry | ✓ Yes |
| Protects nearby plants | ✓ Pull only what’s a weed | ✗ Drift can burn plants | ✓ Yes |
| Works in rock, pavers & cracks | ✓ Yes | ✓ Sometimes | ✓ Slowly |
| Stays on top of it | ✓ Weekly visits | ✗ Weeds return between sprays | ✗ Gets skipped when life’s busy |
| Your time | ✓ Zero hours | ✓ Low | ✗ Your Saturdays |
Hand-pulled
No sprayer, no string trimmer, no half-measures. Your weeder kneels down and pulls each weed out by the root — then bags it and takes it with them — so beds stay clean instead of growing back in a week.
Weeds we pull
These are the usual suspects on the Wasatch Front. We know how to deal with each one.
The classic taproot weed. Pulled by hand with the whole root, it’s gone; mowed or sprayed, it comes right back. We get the taproot every time.
Peak: March – JuneHow to remove dandelion →“morning glory”
The Wasatch Front’s most stubborn weed. Vines strangle flowers, fences, and shrubs, and the roots run deep. Repeated hand pulling starves the plant over time — spraying just burns the leaves.
Peak: May – SeptemberHow to remove field bindweed →“creeping thistle”
Prickly, fast-spreading, and impossible to ignore in a flower bed. It spreads by creeping roots, so we pull consistently before it can colonize your whole yard.
Peak: June – AugustHow to remove canada thistle →“sticker weed”
Low flat mats that produce spiked burrs strong enough to flatten bike tires and ruin bare feet. Pulling them before they set seed is the only real fix.
Peak: July – OctoberHow to remove goathead (puncturevine) →“downy brome”
Greens up early, then dries to a fine, flammable carpet by early summer. On foothill lots, pulling it is as much about fire safety as appearance.
Peak: April – JuneHow to remove cheatgrass →“cheeseweed”
Round, scalloped leaves and a thick taproot. It loves rock mulch and flower beds and gets large fast if left alone.
Peak: April – SeptemberHow to remove common mallow →Service area
We work one area at a time, so every city has its own service day. Find your city to see your day.
Service days by city — subject to change as we grow.
| Service day | Cities we’re in |
|---|---|
| Monday | Cedar Fort·Eagle Mountain·Fairfield·Lehi·Saratoga Springs |
| Tuesday | Alpine·American Fork·Cedar Hills·Highland·Lindon·Pleasant Grove |
| Wednesday | Mapleton·Orem·Provo·Springville·Vineyard |
| Thursday | Elk Ridge·Genola·Goshen·Payson·Salem·Santaquin·Spanish Fork·Woodland Hills |
| Friday | Bluffdale·Cottonwood Heights·Draper·Herriman·Riverton·Sandy·South Jordan·West Jordan |
| Saturday | Copperton·Emigration Canyon·Holladay·Kearns·Magna·Midvale·Millcreek·Murray·Salt Lake City·South Salt Lake·Taylorsville·West Valley City·White City |
Utah weed guide
Short, practical guides written for Wasatch Front yards.
How often to weed in Utah by season, why weekly weeding beats a big cleanup, and what happens when beds go a month between visits.
Why weeds grow through Utah rock beds and landscape fabric, which weeds to expect, and how to keep gravel areas clean by hand.
What to pull in your Utah beds and rock areas this fall, what to bag instead of compost, and how a good fall cleanup makes next spring easier.
All weed guides → · Identify your weed: 12 common Utah weeds →
FAQ
Once a week, your weeder visits your property and hand-pulls weeds — for one hour ($322 per month) or two hours ($620 per month), billed monthly. We always start at your Priority #1 and work down your list each visit, so your yard stays under control week after week. See how it works.
Most yards do well with the 1-hour plan ($322/month). Pick the 2-hour plan ($620/month) if you have a big lot, lots of flower beds or rock, or a fast-growing yard: your weeder gets two hours at every weekly visit — it’s our best value. If your needs change, tell us and we’ll switch you.
A weeding service sends someone to remove weeds from your yard on a schedule. Ours is a hand weeding service: your weeder pulls weeds by hand, root and all, from flower beds, gardens, rock beds, fence lines and park strips, bags them, and takes them away. It’s a weed removal service, not a mowing or landscaping company — weeding is the whole job.
We’ll knock on your door and ask you to walk the property with us, pointing out where you want us to focus and in what order. We turn that into your priority list, and then we get to work.
Yes. Our weed control service is hand pulling only — no herbicides, no sprays, no residue — so it’s organic weed control in the plainest sense, and pet-safe weed control you don’t have to wait out. Kids and dogs can be back in the yard the moment your weeder leaves. (We don’t carry an organic certification; there’s simply nothing applied to your yard.)
Yes. Weekly service is month-to-month with no long-term contract. If you cancel, we finish out the billing month you’ve already paid for, so there are no refunds or partial-month credits for canceling midway. Your month starts the day you sign up (sign up on the 15th and your month runs the 15th to the 15th). You can cancel from your billing portal or by contacting us.
To keep prices low we run efficient routes and work one area at a time, so each city has its own service day. Pick your city while you sign up and we’ll show you your day and your first visit date. See the full list of cities and service days.
If you’re in Utah County or Salt Lake County, yes — we serve all 45 cities and towns, each on its own day of the week. Searching “weed pulling near me”? Pick your city on the sign-up form or browse the service area to see your service day.
Sign up & schedule
Pick one hour or two hours a week and tell us where you live. You’ll see exactly which day your weeder is in your neighborhood, and a person from our team will reach out to confirm your first visit and collect payment.
Weekly weed pulling from $322/month across Utah County and Salt Lake County. Sign up online in about two minutes.
