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- 42 Riverside Dr
Asheville, NC 28801 - (828) 555-0142
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Everything you need to know before your first visit. Still curious? We're a quick call away.
Contact UsHow often should I schedule lawn and garden maintenance?
Most Asheville properties do best on a weekly or biweekly visit through the growing season (April–October), tapering to monthly in the cooler months. We recommend a cadence based on your grass type, plantings, and goals — and there is no long-term contract required.
Do you offer one-time services, or only recurring plans?
Both. We are happy to handle a single cleanup, trim, or design project, and we also offer recurring maintenance plans at a lower per-visit rate for clients who want us on a regular schedule.
What areas around Asheville do you serve?
We serve Asheville and the surrounding communities including Biltmore Forest, Black Mountain, Weaverville, Fletcher, and Fairview. Not sure if you are in range? Send us your address and we will let you know right away.
Are your treatments safe for kids and pets?
Yes. We lead with organic, pet- and child-safe products and use targeted treatments only when they are genuinely needed. We will always tell you what we are applying and when it is safe to use the space again.
How do you price a landscape design project?
Design projects start with a free on-site consultation. From there we build a clear, itemized proposal covering design, materials, and installation — so you know exactly what you are getting before any work begins.
When is the best time to plant or reseed in Western NC?
Early fall is ideal for cool-season grasses and most trees and shrubs — the soil is still warm and roots establish before winter. Spring is a strong second window. We time your project to give new plantings the best possible start.