Landscaping
Landscaping is like the dressing on a salad. It's okay without it, but really adds a lot to it when done well. Having a professional landscaper manage your lawn and yard can really make the difference between an okay lawn with decent grass coverage and a really great one with a thick lush yard. It's not always smart to go with the first landscaper near you that you find, but rather get at least 3 estimates from various professionals that can help you evaluate the process.
Whether it's putting in new edging, adding river rock, or hardscape features, a professional landscaper will be able to provide the right tools and materials to make sure the lawn and yard are well maintained.
Landscapers and Landscape Designs
Lawn Care & Fertilizers
Lawn Care & FertilizersMulch & Woodchips
Testing soil costs an average of $1308. Most job costs range between $400 and $3000.
Lawn Care & Fertilizers
Here are the best — and worst — methods of dethatching to make your lawn healthier and more attractive.
Lawn Irrigation & Sprinkler SystemsLawn Care & Fertilizers
Give your lawn the lush look it deserves when it's dry with these outstanding home sprinklers.
Mulch & WoodchipsLawn Care & Fertilizers
Mulch delivery costs an average of $175. Most job costs range between $100 and $300.
Mulch & WoodchipsLawn Care & Fertilizers
Topsoil, rock or gravel delivery costs an average of $710. Most deliveries range between $319 and $1,105.