What lawn care and fall cleanup cost in Rhode Island, town by town

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Published cost guides (not our quotes)

These ranges come from public guides. We list them so you have context while we collect more Rhode Island quotes. Always check the linked source for full detail.

• Lawn care visit (mow, trim, edge, blow): Statewide average about $63 per visit; most Rhode Island households pay between $35 and $115. Source: CostWhale: How Much Does Lawn Care Service Cost in Rhode Island? (2026) (2026).
• Lawn mowing in Providence: About $35 to $116 per cut by lot size; a typical 1/4-acre cut is listed at $46 to $64. Source: HomeBlue: Lawn Mowing Cost in Providence, Rhode Island (March 5, 2025).
• Leaf removal in Providence: About $40 to $360 depending on yard size and leaf volume; a 1/4-acre cleanup is listed at $120 to $150. Source: HomeBlue: Leaf Removal Cost in Providence, Rhode Island (September 24, 2024).
• Leaf removal and cleanup statewide: Typical project around $300, with a common range of $150 to $500. Source: Growcycle: Leaf Removal & Cleanup Cost in Rhode Island (April 2026).

Rhode Island yard-work calendar

Typical timing from the My Green Robot yard calendar. Weather moves it every year; treat this as guidance, not a promise.

How we build the town numbers

1. We pull homeowner price reports from My Green Robot and crew quotes that already have a dollar amount.
2. Test addresses and fake emails are dropped. Bundle quotes that cover more than one job are dropped, because we cannot split them fairly.
3. Each price is matched to a Rhode Island town (from the report town field or the yard address) and to one focus job: lawn mowing, fall cleanup, spring cleanup, or leaf removal.
4. Crazy outliers are filtered with the same rules as our Fair prices math. A town needs at least 3 remaining prices for that job before we show a range.
5. When the sample is smaller, we show "not enough quotes yet" and invite a free quote. We do not invent a number.
6. Named crew starting-price lists (like Flora Lawn Care RI in their own section) are published separately. They never go into the town averages, the Dataset schema, Fair prices, or mgr_price_reports.

Last updated: October 19, 2026 (America/New_York).

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