About

Clear Lawn is a family owned and operated yard maintenance company, located and licensed in Mount Vernon, WA.

We have been serving customers in the Skagit Valley for over ten years.

We are here to provide you with quality work at reasonable prices.

Please contact us for a FREE Estimate 360-540-3371. We will take care of your investment by offering you the best yard maintenance in the area.

For several years we have been redesigning ourselves and learning from the mistakes of others in the industry. This has enabled us to create a platform of excellence.  Our quality of work and reasonable prices always refers us to the next project.


Clear Lawn understands that the state of your yard represents your image and provides value to your property.

Let us help you to create and maintain a great healthy looking lawn, manicured flower beds and well-pruned trees to complement your Home.

Call us today for a free estimate at 360.540.3371.We offer an array of services to help to protect your investment.
No matter how big or small your project is, Clear Lawn Maintenance got you covered!

In our company, we are all a TEAM oriented group that respects your space and understands that your home is a place of rest and harmony for you and your Family.

Let Clear Lawn take care of your needs today!

Clear Lawn Maintenance

…Clearly The Best Choice


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Compost Pile

Put a pile of leaves, a cardboard box, and a watermelon in your backyard, exposed to the elements, and they will eventually decompose. How long each takes to break down depends on a number of factors: What are the materials made of, how much surface area is exposed, the availability of moisture and air Backyard composting is a process designed to speed up the breakdown or decomposing of organic materials.

Let’s take a closer look at how we manipulate the process and speed things up.

We ensure the makeup of the material is a mixture that bacteria and other microorganisms can easily feed upon, breaking them down into compost. A proper C: N ratio is the goal. Carbon in fallen leaves or woodier wastes serves as an energy source. Nitrogen in the greener materials provides microbes with the raw element of proteins to build their bodies.

The more surface area the microorganisms have to work on, the faster the materials will decompose. It’s like a block of ice in the sun: slow to melt when it is large, but melting very quickly when broken into smaller pieces.