Installation Process
Prep
Installation
Delivery
- Site Preparation: First, the area to be mulched is cleared of any weeds, debris, and old mulch if needed. The soil is usually lightly raked to create a smooth, even surface for the mulch to sit on.
- Edge Definition: The landscape team will define clean edges around flower beds, trees, or any other mulched areas. This can be done using a s
- Site Preparation: First, the area to be mulched is cleared of any weeds, debris, and old mulch if needed. The soil is usually lightly raked to create a smooth, even surface for the mulch to sit on.
- Edge Definition: The landscape team will define clean edges around flower beds, trees, or any other mulched areas. This can be done using a shovel, edging tool, or even a small mechanical edger for a crisp, neat look.
Delivery
Installation
Delivery
Mulch Selection & Delivery: Depending on your preference and the landscapes needs, a specific type of mulch is chosen such as natural, black mulch, red mulch, rubber mulch, or pine straw. We than pick up the material, and bring it to you to be installed.
Installation
Installation
Installation
Application: Mulch is then spread evenly over the prepared surface, typically about 1 to 3 inches deep, ensuring it covers all areas without smothering the plants. For proper drainage and plant health, the mulch is kept a few inches away from the bases of trees or shrubs to avoid rotting.
Final Touches: The area is smoothed out and the ed
Application: Mulch is then spread evenly over the prepared surface, typically about 1 to 3 inches deep, ensuring it covers all areas without smothering the plants. For proper drainage and plant health, the mulch is kept a few inches away from the bases of trees or shrubs to avoid rotting.
Final Touches: The area is smoothed out and the edges are checked for consistency. If needed, the mulch is gently watered to settle it in place.
Improve your curb appeal
Why Mulch ?
Having a deep edge and fresh mulch in your bed this season can give your property a neat finished look, adding aesthetic and value. It insulates the soil, protecting plant roots from extreme temperature fluctuations and promoting healthier growth. Additionally, mulch helps prevent soil erosion, stabilizing the ground and reducing water runoff.
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