Recurring Yard Maintenance
Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly visits — gravel raked, granite cleared, beds tidied, trees checked. Same crew every time.
starts at $60 · per visit
Apache Junction, AZ · Family-run since 2020
Yards, trees, and fences — handled in the foothills of the Superstitions.
Arizona Yard Maintenance has been minding Apache Junction yards since 2020. Aaron is an arborist; the crew is eight strong; the route covers Gold Canyon, Mesa, Queen Creek, and Gilbert. Flat rates. Same crew every visit.
Free, no-pressure walk-through. We quote on-site so the number you get is the number you pay.
Aaron is an arborist · in Apache Junction since 2020 8 full-time crew · ~200 recurring yards a month Insured, bonded · workman’s comp on every employee
What we do
Yards, trees, and fences —handled by one crew
The recurring yard work, the tree call after monsoon, the fence post the javelina took out, the gravel that’s gone faded — one truck, one crew, one flat number. We walk the property before any work starts.
Arborist Tree Work
Aaron is an arborist — palo verde thinning, mesquite shaping, palm skinning, removals, and storm prep done by someone who knows what each tree wants.
starts at $150 · per visit
Snowbird Yard Watch (May–Oct)
Heading north for the summer? We mind the yard, run the drip, clear monsoon debris, and email you a photo update every month.
starts at $120 · per visit
Fence Construction & Repair
Block walls patched, wood posts reset, view fence and chain link — built to handle desert sun, monsoon wind, and javelina.
starts at $600 · per visit
Yard Cleanup & Monsoon Recovery
Knee-high weeds, abandoned-rental resets, and the morning after a monsoon — we clear it, haul it, and hand the yard back tidy.
starts at $220 · per visit
Drip & Irrigation Repair
The drip line that stopped working, the chewed emitter under the gravel, the controller nobody understands — we sort it.
starts at $95 · per visit
Gravel & Decomposed Granite Refresh
Faded front yards brought back: pull the weeds, lay fresh fabric where it helps, top-dress with the granite or rock you pick.
starts at $350 · per visit
Weekly Mowing
For the back-yard Bermuda or rye patch — sharp blades, edged borders, walks blown clean every visit.
starts at $45 · per visit
Edging & Trimming
Clean, deliberate edges along granite borders, walks, and drives — and string-trimmed around fences, posts, and saguaro skirts.
starts at $30 · per visit
Looking east from Apache Junction, last hour of light.
For the snowbirds
We mind the yard while you’re up north.
About a third of our recurring route lives in the 55+ communities around Apache Junction and Mesa — Apache Wells, Superstition Sunrise, Sunland Village East, Mesa Regal. May through October the place clears out and the desert gets to work on the yards.
That’s when we step in. While you’re back in Wisconsin or Minnesota or Montana, we keep the yard alive and tidy — and you get a short email with photos once a month so you know exactly how it looks. No app, no dashboard, no logging in.
- Drip checks before the heat sets in
- Granite raked, fronds and pods hauled
- Tree perimeter walked after each monsoon
- Photo update emailed once a month
- We call before any work beyond the flat rate
- Yard ready the day you fly back
How it works
Three steps,no hassle
We try to make hiring us boring in the best way — predictable, quiet, easy to explain to your spouse.
Walk the property
We come out, listen to what you want, and look at what the lawn actually needs. No high-pressure quotes, no surprises.
Quote on the spot
You get a flat per-visit price the same day. That number is what shows up on the invoice — no add-ons.
Same crew, every week
Once we start, the same two-person crew shows up the same morning every week. Quiet, on-time, gate latched.
Gallery
Recent work, around the East Valley.
Mostly recurring customers. The yard looks like this between our visits — that’s the point.
Where we work
Apache Junction out, foothills first.
Our route runs out of Apache Junction in two loops — foothills first (Apache Junction proper, Gold Canyon) on one day, the inner East Valley (Mesa, Queen Creek, Gilbert) on another. If you’re inside one of these zip clusters, your visit lands the same morning every week.
- Apache Junction
- Gold Canyon
- Mesa
- Queen Creek
- Gilbert
Past Florence Junction or up Tonto Basin? Call us — we’ll be honest about whether the drive math works for a flat rate.
In their words
What customers say
A few of the long-time customers who let us show up every week, monsoon or not.
We spend May through October in Wisconsin and Aaron has watched the yard for three summers running. The photo updates are short and honest. Came back in October to a yard that looked exactly the way we left it, only tidier.
Linda K.
via Google
Aaron walked the property, told us the mesquite over the patio was going to drop a limb in monsoon if we did not thin it, and quoted the work flat. Storm came through three weeks later and the tree held. Worth every dollar.
Mark D.
via Google
Bought a place in Gold Canyon where the gravel had not been touched in years. They cleared it, refreshed the granite, fixed two drip lines and a leaning view-fence post in one visit. Quoted flat, charged what they quoted.
Theresa W.
via Yelp
Ready to put the yard on a flat rate?
Call Aaron and we’ll walk the property this week. The number we quote is the number you pay.
Get a quote
Tell us about the property.
Fill in what you can — the more we know, the more accurate the on-site quote will be.
- We typically reply same-day during the week.
- No marketing emails — only what you asked about.
- Free walk-through and on-site quote.
Good to know
Frequently asked
- Yes — May through October is our snowbird-watch season and a real chunk of our route. We run the drip, clear monsoon debris, keep an eye on the trees, and email you a short photo update once a month. No app. If something needs attention we call before we do anything beyond the flat rate.
- No. It means the tree work is done right. Palo verde and ironwood get thinned, not topped. Mesquite gets structure cuts when it’s young so it never needs major surgery later. We will tell you straight when a tree should come out instead of being saved, and we will tell you when a tree is fine and the neighbor is being dramatic.
- Flat rates. Recurring maintenance is a monthly number quoted after we walk the property. Tree work, fence work, gravel refreshes, and yard resets are flat-priced after a walk-through. The number you get is the number you pay — no per-cut surprises, no fuel surcharges.
- Yes — Apache Wells, Superstition Sunrise, Sunland Village East, Mesa Regal, and the foothills HOAs in Gold Canyon and Queen Creek. We know which boards want notice before tree work and which ones do not. Happy to invoice the management company directly.
- Yes. General liability on landscaping and tree work, workman’s comp on every employee, and we are bonded. Eight full-time crew. We can send the certificate to a property manager or HOA before the first visit.
- Recurring customers come first after a big storm — usually within twenty-four to forty-eight hours. New customers we get to as soon as the regular routes are caught up. If a limb is on a roof, a car, or a fence, call and say so and we will move you up.