Before and Afters including Bonus Shots

Brush Removal, Grading and Drain

This lot clearing project reclaimed a backyard that had been completely overtaken by thick honeysuckle, brush, and overgrown saplings. The dense vegetation was entirely cut back and removed to open up the property. It was then back filled with 20 tons of topsoil to create a clean and healthy extension of the lawn that connects the back deck to the newly opened yard space. Existing drains for downspouts were also upgraded.

164' Drain, Dry Well, and Grade

This drainage project fixed a backyard plagued by severe water pooling and muddy conditions during heavy rains. The solution involved trenches and installing a Heavy Duty Combination Solid/French Drain system, with root protection in mind. Topsoil was then trucked in, back filled over the system, and graded flat across the lawn to eliminate low spots, improve drainage and quality of soil.

133' Gravel Driveway Restoration

Before the restoration, this residential gravel driveway was heavily overrun with weeds, grass, and thinning gravel patches. This made the surface uneven and blending into the surrounding lawns. After cutting the invasive overgrowth and grading the sub-base, we laid down a clean top layer of gravel from the main roadway all the way up to the two car garage. Take a look!

46" Oak Stump and Top Dressing

This challenging project required the removal of a massive 46-inch oak stump situated in a tight space near a deck and low hung windows. Protection boards were put up, then the stump was ground down well below grade. Also a 2" topsoil dressing was spread and graded throughout the back yard to encourage grass growth in dense shade.

Drains and Swale

Here we replaced a failing drain with a sump-pump and multiple downspouts tied into it. with a heavy duty PVC drainage system trenched across the lawn to route water safely away from the home. We installed a proper cleanout, taped, and glued to ensure longevity. Stop letting standing water ruin your lawn or even threaten your foundation. Contact us today.

Berm and Brush Removal for Wash-Out

This project addressed a severe drainage issue where heavy rainwater runoff was eroding the gravel driveway, causing washout, all due to overgrown brush. The transformation began with clearing the invasive brush and weeds that were trapping the water. Soil was brought in, precisely regraded to redirect runoff away from the gravel road, creating a berm to act as a functional water barrier.