Unlock the rooftop in Clean All The Leaves by clearing the Front Yard to 100%; once the Front Yard completion meter hits 100%, the House rooftop becomes available.
The rooftop is gated behind a single job: a spotless Front Yard. You do not need full-map completion, a hidden code, or the game’s Secret Ending to reach it — the House rooftop simply opens the moment the Front Yard’s completion meter reads 100%. Everything below is the fastest clean route to that number, plus what to do when the meter stalls a hair short.
How to open the rooftop in Clean All The Leaves
Key The whole run comes down to one gate — a fully cleaned Front Yard — so here’s the path from the lobby to the roof.
STEP 1/4
Select The House map
From the lobby, pick The House map, set your session, and start the run.
STEP 2/4
Clean the Front Yard
Sweep the Front Yard and collect every fallen leaf; the area’s completion percentage climbs as you clear it.
STEP 3/4
Empty your bag at the disposal bin
Drop your load at the Dispose Leaves Here bin (it pays out per leaf) and keep sweeping until the Front Yard meter reads 100%.
STEP 4/4
Step onto the rooftop
With the Front Yard at 100%, the House rooftop unlocks as a new area — head to the house stairs to go up.
Video help
Front Yard stuck below 100%: what to recheck
| Problem | What to check |
|---|---|
| Meter stops near the fence | Leaves tucked against walls, fence lines, and property boundaries |
| A percent or two short | Tight corners and narrow gaps beside the house and garage |
| Leaves you keep walking past | Behind props, bushes, and other objects — circle each one |
| Nothing visible left | Vents and small pockets around the garage and house side |
| Still stuck at 99% | Change your camera angle and re-scan overhead and shaded spots for a single missed leaf |
If the rooftop won’t open, the Front Yard is almost certainly sitting at 98–99% with a few leaves you can’t see, not bugged. The meter only trips the unlock at a true 100%, so the last stretch is a hunt, not a race. Slow right down, rotate your camera as you walk, and treat every wall line, corner, and blind pocket as a place a leaf is hiding. One deliberate lap around the property usually turns up whatever the fast passes skipped.
Check the vents, fence lines, and corners before anything else — a Front Yard frozen at 99% is nearly always one leaf tucked around a vent or flush against a wall.
Rooftop versus full completion and the Secret Ending
It’s easy to conflate the rooftop with the game’s bigger goals, but they sit at different points in the progression. The rooftop is an early gate that asks for one thing — the Front Yard at 100%. Whole-map 100% completion is the endgame that reveals the Secret Ending, a separate and much later target that you build toward across every area, the rooftop included.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need the Secret Ending to unlock the rooftop?
No — the relationship runs the other way. The rooftop needs only the Front Yard at 100%, while the Secret Ending needs the entire map cleared to 100%. Once the rooftop is open, the leaves you clear up there simply become part of that full-map total you’ll finish later on the way to the Secret Ending.
Is there a code or hidden button for the rooftop?
No. The rooftop isn’t a code or button unlock — it’s a completion gate that opens automatically when the Front Yard hits 100%, and the stair prompt to enter it costs nothing (it reads $0.00). Don’t confuse it with the yard’s garage, which shows a separate “Find the button to open it!” prompt; that’s an unrelated object.
Can tool prices or upgrade needs change between updates?
Yes. Costs, buttons, and menu positions can move whenever the game updates, so treat any figure as a snapshot. A leaf blower has recently run about 30 cash in the starting-area shop, but always trust the live in-game price over any older number.
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