Is pulling weeds typically included in the cost of mulch delivery and spread?

Answer: No, it is not included
Explanation: Depending on the customer and the companies Salesman usually determines if the weeding was factored into the cost or if it needs to be added.

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: So cases the weed be to much of a problem

Answer: Yes, it is included
Explanation: Yes normally when I bid a job it includes edging, weed removal, delivery and spreading of mulch

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: If there are only a few weeds, yes its usually included but if the bed is loaded and it needs to be sprayed with weed control then it will cost extra.

Answer: No, it is not included
Explanation: This is considered a maintenance.

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: Usually pulling weeds cost extra... however if there is only a small amount of weeds it could prove included.

Answer: Yes, it is included
Explanation: Yes, included unless they are just out of control.

Answer: In most cases
Explanation: When mulching landscape beds, we prefer to eradicate existing weeds and start with a clean area.

Answer: Yes, it is included
Explanation: When we mulch landscape beds, tree beds, etc. we prefer to eradicate existing weeds to start fresh. Mulch of any kind is a wonderful inhibitor to weeds, but they do pop up, due to the increased availability of water from the mulch eventually. But yes, we do remove existing weeds prior to mulching.