
Spring & fall cleanups
A fall leaf cleanup in a wooded backyard — lawn, path and beds cleared.
Spring and fall cleanups, grass cutting, tree and hedge trimming and eavestroughs in Fonthill, in the Town of Pelham — plus roofing, fences and sod when a property needs them.

The before and after on this page is one of ours: a wooded Fonthill backyard buried under a fall's worth of maple leaves, cleared back to lawn, path and tidy beds.
Most Fonthill work is the everyday kind: lawns kept cut, beds kept clear, trees kept off the roof. The sandy ground and the big trees change how each of those is done here.
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Spring & fall cleanups
A fall leaf cleanup in a wooded backyard — lawn, path and beds cleared.
Working in Fonthill
Fonthill sits on the Fonthill Kame-Delta, a mound of sand and gravel left by the glaciers that rises well above the clay plain around it — the highest ground in the region. The conservation authority calls it a horticultural island: the soil drains far better than almost anywhere else nearby.
The main branch of Twelve Mile Creek begins on the Kame and runs north through Thorold and St. Catharines to the lake. Water leaves Fonthill yards quickly — good for drainage, harder on lawns in a dry July.
Pelham's Pool Fencing By-law 3389 requires a permit for a pool and an enclosure at least 1.5 m high. On corner lots, the zoning by-law also caps fences at 0.5 m inside the sight triangle at the intersection, so drivers can see around the corner.
Pelham tells residents not to prune oak trees from April to October; the federal inspection agency says April to November. We work to the longer window, so an oak in a Fonthill yard is trimmed in winter or not at all.
Fonthill, in the Town of Pelham.
Fonthill, yes. For the rest of the Town of Pelham, send the address — you'll get a straight answer.
Welland sits on heavy clay that holds water. Fonthill sits on the sand and gravel of the Kame, which drains fast. Same rain, very different lawns by August.
Yes. Pelham asks residents not to prune oaks from April to October, and federal guidance runs to November, so any oak branches are left for a winter visit rather than cut during the fall cleanup.
Yes — the before and after on this page is one. Leaves come off the lawn, out of the beds and away from walls and paths, and they're hauled away.
No. Snow routes run in St. Catharines and Thorold. In Fonthill we're here from spring cleanups through the last leaves in the fall.
No. In 2025 Pelham's council chose voluntary stewardship and planning updates instead of a private tree by-law. Woodlands of a hectare or more still fall under the Region's by-law.
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