EdmisonH&P Property Maintenance serves Bonfield with lawn care, junk removal, and seasonal cleanups on scheduled routes from North Bay. Bonfield is a township east of North Bay off Highway 17, and its properties are township-rural: long driveways, treed lots, and room for things to accumulate. Grass cutting starts at $35 per visit priced by property size, cleanups are quoted free per job, and junk leaves by the trailer load. Call or text 705-358-6852.
Bonfield sits east of North Bay off Highway 17, near the Kaibuskong River and the east end of Lake Nosbonsing, and its properties act like it: long driveways, treed lots, and plenty of room for things to pile up quietly. A township yard does not drift out of shape a little at a time. It holds together all summer, then spring and fall each hand you a full weekend of work at once.
That is why EdmisonH&P Property Maintenance treats Bonfield as a seasonal-reset town. Two big visits a year do the heavy lifting, a spring cleanup and a fall cleanup, with grass cutting holding the line in between and a trailer load of junk going out whenever one is ready. Visits run as scheduled routes from North Bay, the same swings that cover Callander and Powassan, not same-hour call-outs.
Quotes are free, a referral earns 10% off, and comparable written quotes get price matched.
Winter is hard on a treed lot. Snow load flattens whatever was still standing in November, wind drops branches and deadfall across the yard through the cold months, and the melt uncovers all of it at once. On a Bonfield property with real tree cover, the first walk of the season usually ends with a mental list too long for one Saturday.
A spring cleanup clears that list in one scheduled visit: branches gathered, beds and edges raked out, flattened growth cut back, and the debris hauled off the property instead of stacked behind the shed. Cleanup prices vary with the size of the job, so every spring visit starts with a free quote and a firm number before anyone touches a rake.
Fall on the same lot is the story in reverse. The leaves come down in volume, perennials and long growth want cutting back before snow, and the lawn needs one last short cut so it goes into winter clean. Left alone, all of it mats down under the snow and waits for you in April, twice as heavy and half as dry.
The fall visit closes the yard out properly: leaves cleared, growth cut back, the season's last cut done, and anything destined for the dump loaded and gone in the same trip. It is the cheapest favour a township lawn can do for itself, because next spring's cleanup then starts from a tidy baseline instead of a buried one.
Between the two resets, lawn care in Bonfield runs the way it does across the whole route: grass cutting from $35 per visit, priced by property size, with a firm quote before the first cut. Township lots tend to run bigger than city lots, so the quote reflects the actual lawn in front of the crew, not a postal-code average, and the number holds visit after visit.
Regular visits keep the grass from getting ahead through the fast weeks of June and July, and each visit includes the yard maintenance that keeps edges and corners looking kept. One number, agreed up front, no surprises mid-season.
Room to accumulate is the quiet cost of a township property. A garage bay fills, a shed door stops closing, reno leftovers sit by the driveway waiting for a truck that never comes. Junk removal from EdmisonH&P works by the standard truckload: the crew arrives on a scheduled route from North Bay, does the lifting and loading itself, and hauls the load away.
Typical truckloads are furniture, appliances, boxes, yard debris, garage clutter, and reno leftovers. Larger cleanouts get a free in-person quote before anything moves, and loaded-trailer before-and-afters from real jobs are in the job gallery. Because one crew covers cutting, cleanups, and junk, a single booked visit can handle all three, which on a long-driveway lot is exactly how it should work.
Same crew, same free quote, different job. Here is what each reset actually does for a Bonfield property, so you can book the right one first.
| What matters | Spring visit | Fall visit |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | Raking out winter and readying the lawn for its first cut | Closing the yard down clean before the snow |
| Debris type | Branches, deadfall, matted leaves, flattened growth | Fresh leaves in volume, spent growth, garden cut-backs |
| Pairs well with | The first grass cut and a garage junk load | The season's last cut and a shed clear-out |
| Book by when | Once the snow is off the ground and the lot is walkable | After the leaves are mostly down, before steady snow |
A Bonfield spring cleanup deals with what winter dropped on a treed township lot: fallen branches, deadfall, matted leaves, and flattened growth. EdmisonH&P rakes it out, cuts back what the snow crushed, and hauls the debris away. Prices vary per job, and quotes are free.
Scope changes the quote, not the process. A heavily treed Bonfield lot with a long driveway takes more time than an open yard, so it can quote higher, but EdmisonH&P sets a firm number before any work starts and that number holds.
Yes. One EdmisonH&P crew handles all three, so a single scheduled visit to Bonfield can cut the grass, clear seasonal debris, and haul a trailer load of junk on the way out. Bundling work into one trip is the practical way to book a township property.
No. Snow removal currently runs inside North Bay only, so EdmisonH&P does not clear driveways in Bonfield through the winter. Lawn care, junk removal, and seasonal cleanups all cover Bonfield from spring through fall.
Cleanups quoted free, grass from $35 per visit, junk by the trailer load. Scheduled routes from North Bay into Bonfield.