Utah County
Weed pulling in Utah County, UT
Weekly hand weed pulling for homeowners from Eagle Mountain and Lehi to Provo, Spanish Fork, and Santaquin.
- No sales calls
- No waiting on a quote
- Month-to-month
Utah County’s sunny summers, canal irrigation, and rich valley soil make for great gardens — and relentless weeds. Field bindweed climbs fences, goatheads sneak into rock beds, and cheatgrass dries on the foothill benches every June.
Utah Weed Pullers serves every city in Utah County, from fast-growing Lehi, Saratoga Springs, and Eagle Mountain to long-established Provo, Orem, and Springville, and from bench-side Highland and Alpine down to Payson and Santaquin. We pull weeds by hand — no sprays — and work one area at a time so you know exactly which day we’ll be in your neighborhood.
Cities we serve
24 cities in Utah County
Weed pulling in Alpine
Alpine’s wooded lots, sloping yards, and mountain-edge properties collect weeds that mowers and sprays can’t reach.
Weed pulling in American Fork
American Fork blends century-old homes near Main Street with newer subdivisions climbing toward the foothills, and every one of those yards fights the same field bindweed and thistle that thrive in Utah Valley’s summer heat.
Weed pulling in Cedar Fort
Cedar Fort’s wide-open ranch and farm properties get weed pressure from every direction, particularly goatheads, kochia, and cheatgrass.
Weed pulling in Cedar Hills
Perched on the bench between American Fork, Highland, and Pleasant Grove, Cedar Hills has tidy hillside neighborhoods with sweeping valley views.
Weed pulling in Eagle Mountain
Eagle Mountain sits in high, windy Cedar Valley, where open desert meets brand-new neighborhoods.
Weed pulling in Elk Ridge
Elk Ridge’s hillside homes look out over the valley — and so do their weeds.
Weed pulling in Fairfield
Fairfield sits in quiet, windswept Cedar Valley, home to the historic Camp Floyd and Stagecoach Inn.
Weed pulling in Genola
Genola’s quiet country lots, horse properties, and farm fields mean long fence lines and plenty of weed pressure from neighboring land.
Weed pulling in Goshen
Goshen is small-town Utah Valley living with big yards, big gardens, and farmland on every side.
Weed pulling in Highland
Highland’s big lots, mature landscaping, and view-side hillsides mean beautiful yards — and a lot of ground to keep clean.
Weed pulling in Lehi
Lehi is one of the fastest-growing cities in Utah, and brand-new yards are weed magnets: bare soil, builder-grade rock beds, and open lots next door all send seed your way.
Weed pulling in Lindon
Lindon’s larger-than-average lots and mix of newer and established homes mean more bed, border, and fence line than most people have time to weed.
Weed pulling in Mapleton
Mapleton’s spacious lots, orchards, and Maple Mountain backdrop mean long fence lines and wide garden beds that collect thistle and bindweed.
Weed pulling in Orem
Orem’s tree-lined streets of mid-century and 1980s family homes have decades of established flower beds — and decades of weed seed in the soil.
Weed pulling in Payson
Payson combines historic homes near downtown with big-lot properties heading toward Mount Nebo.
Weed pulling in Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove’s quiet, tree-shaded streets and east-bench hillsides give weeds plenty of places to hide — from shaded flower beds to dry, sunny slopes.
Weed pulling in Provo
Provo’s mix of older bungalows near downtown, student-rental duplexes, and foothill homes up by Rock Canyon means weeds show up everywhere from park strips to hillside beds.
Weed pulling in Salem
Salem’s pond-side homes, rolling lots, and the foothills of Loafer Mountain mean lots of space and lots of weeds.
Weed pulling in Santaquin
At the southern gateway of Utah County, Santaquin’s growing neighborhoods sit beside long-time orchard country.
Weed pulling in Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs’ newer subdivisions along Utah Lake and below Lake Mountain are full of young landscaping and big rock beds — a perfect setup for windblown weeds.
Weed pulling in Spanish Fork
From Spanish Fork’s older farm-town streets to its new subdivisions, yards here sit in some of Utah Valley’s richest soil — which grows weeds as eagerly as it grows gardens.
Weed pulling in Springville
Art City’s historic homes and orchard-lined streets have deep, established flower beds that are tough to keep up with on weekends.
Weed pulling in Vineyard
Vineyard is Utah County’s newest city, rising along the Utah Lake shoreline on land once home to Geneva Steel.
Weed pulling in Woodland Hills
Tucked into the foothills near Salem, Woodland Hills homes are surrounded by native vegetation and open hillside.
Service days
Which day are we in your Utah County city?
| 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 |
FAQ
Utah County weed pulling FAQs
What areas do you serve?
All of Utah County and Salt Lake County, from Eagle Mountain and Lehi down to Santaquin, and from Draper and Herriman up through Salt Lake City. See every city.
Which day will you come?
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.
How does weekly weed pulling work?
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.
Can I cancel anytime?
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.
Sign up & schedule
Get on the schedule — it takes about two minutes
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.
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