Serving Southeast Springfield for over 15years

Cronpost is about saving you time and keeping you from having to haul messy yardwaste in your trunk or SUV.

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I've been serving neighborhoods like Cinnamon Square and Cinnamon on the Hill in Southeast Springfield for over 15 years. I'm dedicated to reliable service and reasonable prices.

Whether you're interested in a weekly pickup of yardwaste or just need a one-time pick up please call or email me and I'll get back to you with more information or schedule a pick up.

David Cron

P.O. 66

Turners, MO 65765

email - cronpost@gmail.com

phone or text - 417-299-5130

I have decorative mulch (red, brown, natural and cedar) and compost available!

Very competitive pricing with free delivery!

I should have top soil available in April.

Weekly Pick ups

April through November I make a weekly round of yard waste pick up in your neighborhood. I pick up bagged grass, leaves, hedge trimmings and small bundles of sticks (whatever you would generate in a weekly maintenance of yard work). Pickups are every Monday (even on holidays)

• Weekly pickups will begin the first Monday in April and cease after the last Monday in November. I'm available for scheduled pickups ANY day of the year! Just call.

The average cost of a yearly service is 120.00. Price is determined on size or amount you would have on a weekly basis.

Starting service mid-season? No problem, we can

pro-rate any rate at any time.

Do you only need a one time pick up?  We can schedule that.

• Special Note

In order to keep prices down please keep your weekly pick ups to a manageable size. I ask  that you keep each weekly pick up to what you would normally generate as you maintain your yard. If you think you'll have some extra, please contact me so I can anticipate the extra load. Debris from unexpected wind storms, big fall or spring clean-ups need to be picked up on a different day and an extra charge negotiated.  Weekly pick-ups should be between 1 to 6 bags or cans (32 gallon bags or cans)       55 gallon bags or cans full of wet grass is like lifting a 100 pound water balloon - not fun :(