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Here are a few quick answers about how this page works and what to expect after you fill out the form.
Seasonal specials are limited-time cleanup offers built around common seasonal problems.
Examples include the Winter-to-Spring Yard Reset, Spring Weed & Bed Refresh, and Heat & Storm Yard Tidy-Up (availability varies by season).
Related: Landscape Bed Installation Cost Guide, Winter-to-Spring Yard Reset Guide, Seasonal Yard Clean-Up Cost Guide
We’ll pull visible weeds in key areas as time allows, but weed problems are best handled with the Weed Treatment add-on for longer-lasting results.
Related: When Is the Best Time for a Yard Reset?, When Is the Best Time to Install Sod?, Signs Your Yard Has Drainage Problems
By default, bagged debris can be left curbside.
If you want us to remove it, add Dump/Haul-Off (up to 15 bags).
Related: Faqs/#Haul Off The Debris
We price front and back separately using usable property size (lot size minus house size).
If you book both on the same visit, you save $50.
Related: Sod vs Artificial Turf: Which Is Better?, Mulch vs Rock: Which Is Better for Your Beds?, LED vs Halogen Landscape Lighting
Premium is the basic reset.
Deluxe adds more bed detailing (including under shrubs) and a more finished hard-surface clean. Deluxe also includes light trimming for up to 7 shrubs (Premium includes up to 5).
Related: Landscape Bed Installation Cost Guide, French Drain vs Surface Drain: What’s the Difference?, Faqs/#What S The Difference Between Premium And Deluxe Cleanups
Wall height and site conditions determine that.
During evaluation we’ll confirm what construction method is appropriate for your grade, soil, and the wall’s purpose.
Helpful next step: Learn more about retaining wall permits and retaining wall expectations.
Absolutely.
Many projects use short retaining walls as raised planters, bed borders, or visual hardscape features—especially when paired with lighting and planting.
Helpful next step: Learn more about landscape bed installation and wall cap hardscape light.
Yes.
We can build with native limestone blocks or boulders for a natural Hill Country look, or use concrete segmental systems for cleaner lines and consistent patterns.
Helpful next step: Learn more about chopped limestone wall stone and concrete block vs. limestone retaining walls.
When designed correctly, yes.
Retaining walls stabilize soil, reduce washouts, and allow drainage to move where it should instead of cutting channels down the slope.
Helpful next step: Learn more about retaining wall drainage and drainage solutions.
We can give ballpark ranges based on photos, but final pricing requires a site view.
Bed prep intensity, edging choice, and material depth are hard to confirm without measuring and checking grade.
Helpful next step: Learn more about landscape bed installation cost guide and best edging options.