
Sod installation
Front Yard Sod Replacement
A patchy, weed-choked front lawn stripped to soil, regraded and re-sodded in about a week, with new beds along the porch.
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Landscape renovation
Clipped hedges, fresh red mulch and shaped bed lines around a two-story white estate home, with a formal courtyard parterre at the rear.
Detail you notice next door is one of the company's four values, and this is what it looks like on a big lot. Every bed line from the drone reads as one continuous curve. That is edging done by hand, repeated at every visit.
Reshaped and re-edged every foundation bed, then fresh red mulch throughout.
Clipped the hedges and cleaned the tree rings.
Kept the courtyard parterre trimmed to its geometry.
The courtyard parterre at the rear is the kind of formal work that only holds up on a maintenance plan. Hedges that are clipped on schedule stay square; hedges clipped twice a year never look like this.

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Sod installation
A patchy, weed-choked front lawn stripped to soil, regraded and re-sodded in about a week, with new beds along the porch.

Artificial turf
The narrow strip between a new pool and the fence, where grass never had a chance, rebuilt as a compacted base with artificial turf and white rock edging.

Landscape renovation
A backyard left as bare dirt after a pool build: drainage and weed barrier in the side yard, travertine stepping stones in slate gravel, new sod and planting beds along the brick wall.
Landscaping across Baton Rouge and Livingston Parish. Call or text (225) 347-9540 or send the form and we will walk the yard with you.