QUALITY YOU CAN COUNT ON

Weekly cutting of lawn areas (weather permitting), throughout the growing season is essential to maintain a neat, uniform appearance. All lawn areas shall be edged and kept neatly trimmed and lawn clippings will be removed from the property to maintain a manicured appearance.  

• Cleaning out leaves from shrubs and flower beds
• Removing sticks and small branches from your property
• Vacuuming leaves from all turf areas
• Cleaning debris around your property

1. Site preparation: This includes tearing out and disposing old landscaping in preparation for new landscape installation. It also includes grade work and soil conditioning.
2. Soil: Custom-mixed soils for your project.
3. Mulches: Brown mulch, cedar mulch, cypress mlch, dark or light mulch or oak chips.
4. Edging: Landscape poly edging, steel edging, or bullet edging.
5. Decorative Rock: River rock, grey trap, granite rock, limestone, Bryan red rock, class #2, or class #5.
6. Retaining Walls: Retaining wall block, natural stone block, or boulder walls.
7. Paver Patios and Walkways: Cobblestone, Holland Stone, flag stone, or prefabricated products.
8. Steppers: Natural stone steppers or prefabricated steppers.
9. Weed Barriers: Poly weed barriers or fabric weed barriers.
10. Drains: Drain tile systems, drain basins, drain tile, and more.
11. Sodding: We use Kentucky bluegrass variety and perform full-service sod projects from start to finish. Learn more here.
12. Plantings: Shrubs, perennials, trees, etc.

Don’t see the landscape service or material you’re looking for? Please ask. We can most likely get the materials you want and perform the project.

Core Aeration removes thousands of soil cores, just like on golf courses, to allow for root expansion, and better air, water and nutrient percolation. Encourages thatch breakdown and reduces soil compaction and also prunes the roots.

At the time of aeration we also offer an over-seeding for the entire lawn. Over-seeding at this time is best since many of the seedlings will germinate in the aeration holes that are 1-1/2 inches deep, establishing a deep root system. We apply our seed at a rate of 7 lbs. per 1000 sq. ft.