Fresh mulch. Cleaner beds. Better curb appeal - without the weekend of work!

Mulching Service

Mulching service is the process of prepping landscape beds and applying a clean, even layer of mulch around plants, trees, and shrubs to improve appearance and protect the soil.

Most homeowners schedule mulching once per year, typically in spring, to refresh faded beds and give their landscape a clean, finished look. Fresh mulch not only boosts curb appeal but also helps retain moisture, reduce weeds, and support healthier plants throughout the season.

What is Mulching?

What’s usually included?

Light bed cleanup and surface preparation
Crisp edging to define landscape beds
Even mulch application at the proper depth (typically 2–3 inches)
Final cleanup of walkways, patios, and hard surfaces

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Save Time and Effort

Professional mulching gives you a finished landscape without sacrificing weekends or dealing with hauling, spreading, and cleanup. Our team handles everything start to finish, so you get clean, even beds while reclaiming your time for things that matter more.

Reduce Ongoing Maintenance

Properly applied mulch helps suppress weeds, retain moisture, and protect soil, which means less time spent weeding and watering throughout the season. With the right depth and coverage, your landscape stays cleaner and easier to maintain longer.

Improve Curb Appeal Instantly

Fresh mulch creates crisp edges and a polished look that’s immediately noticeable. Neighbors, guests, and visitors see a property that looks cared for, intentional, and professionally maintained—especially around entryways and high-visibility areas.

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Common Situations We Handle

Seasonal Mulch Refresh

Mulch fades, thins out, and washes away over time. A seasonal refresh restores color, improves weed control, and gives your landscape beds a clean, finished look especially heading into spring..

Cleaning Worn or Uneven Beds

Bare spots, clumping, and shallow areas make beds look messy and allow weeds to take over. We correct uneven coverage and reapply mulch at the proper depth so beds look uniform and stay protected..

How often is Mulching needed?

Mulching is typically done

Every Year

Seasonality: Winter weather, heavy rain, or wind has thinned or displaced existing mulch
Appearance: Beds look faded, patchy, or uneven
Weeds: Weeds are breaking through mulch layers
Soil exposure: Bare soil is visible around plants or trees
Recent planting: New plants or trees were added and need protection

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Frequently Asked Questions

Most homeowners mulch once per year, typically in spring, to refresh landscape beds after winter and prepare plants for the growing season. Mulching can also be done later in the year if beds have thinned, washed out, or faded.
We typically apply mulch at a depth of 2–3 inches, which is ideal for moisture retention and weed suppression without harming plants. Depth may vary slightly based on plant type and bed conditions.
In most cases, we refresh over existing mulch after proper bed preparation. If old mulch is excessively thick, matted, or causing drainage issues, we’ll recommend removal or redistribution before applying new material.
We install high-quality landscape mulch selected for durability, appearance, and plant health. Specific mulch types and colors can be discussed during scheduling to match your property and preferences.
Yes. Proper mulching helps suppress weed growth by limiting sunlight and maintaining consistent soil conditions. While mulch reduces weeds significantly, it does not eliminate them entirely.
Mulching is often performed alongside spring cleanup, planting, or landscape maintenance, but it can also be scheduled as a standalone service.
Most residential mulching projects are completed in a single visit, depending on property size and bed conditions.
Yes. We mulch around trees using proper spacing to avoid trunk contact and prevent issues like rot or pest damage (no “mulch volcanoes”).

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