Where we work

Recurring maintenance, including mowing, leaf cleanup, pruning, and mulch, runs across all of these:

• Chapel Hill
• Durham
• Hillsborough
• Carrboro
• Pittsboro
• Mebane
• Cedar Grove
• Hurdle Mills
• Eli Whitney

For larger projects like installs, grading and drainage, hardscaping, retaining walls, concrete, and new construction, the range is wider. There isn't much we won't travel for if the project is the right fit, so it's worth asking.

Mulch goes down best between January and June here. The leaves have finished falling by then, so fresh mulch stays clean instead of disappearing under debris a few weeks later. On a maintenance plan the beds get cleared as part of the routine, which makes mulch worth laying any month of the year.

Our mulch comes from a family-owned landscape supply in Chapel Hill. They take in tree and brush material from landscapers working around the area and process it into mulch, so what goes down in your beds is local wood.

In spring and fall the wait for a first visit is two to three weeks at most; in winter it's about a week. Storm cleanup, fallen trees, and drainage emergencies we take same day.

More detail on pricing and scheduling is on the FAQ, and the full range of work is on Services.