Service area
Ellenton is a short drive from our Parrish base. Front-yard redos on established streets, worn-out drives that need gravel, and yards that stay wet after rain.
Ellenton sits on the north side of the Manatee River near where I-75 meets US-301. Homes range from older properties on established streets to newer neighborhoods, and on lower ground near the river, heavy summer rain can be slow to drain.
Whatever the project, you get the scope and the cost laid out before anything gets dug up.
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An older landscape may have overgrown shrubs, thin turf and beds that have lost their edges. What isn’t working comes out, what’s worth saving stays, and new beds are planned for the sun and soil on your lot.
New sod, rock or mulch and lighting finish the job, and a larger plan can go in in stages. We walk the property with you first, so you know what each part costs and what makes sense to do first.
A gravel driveway is a practical upgrade where an old drive has worn out. The base is graded and compacted, borders set and the gravel spread with our own equipment.
For a more finished look, paver driveways, patios and walkways use Oldcastle and Tremron pavers. A pergola or pavilion over a paver patio adds shade to a backyard that gets full afternoon sun.
If the yard has no irrigation, or the old layout no longer matches it, a new landscape is a good time to add a system. Older Ellenton properties often have beds and lawn that were never watered evenly.
The new system is designed and installed to match the new beds and sod. Lawn and beds are zoned on their own, so new plants get steady water while they root in.
Heavy Florida rainfall, low-lying areas, and uneven yard grading can cause standing water around Ellenton homes. Some properties may experience recurring wet spots, pooling near planting beds, or runoff that moves toward the house.
We provide drainage solutions, including French drain installation and yard grading, to help manage excess water and improve how it moves across the property. When drainage improvements are part of a larger landscape installation, we plan them before new sod and planting beds are installed.
Established properties can have large trees that lean toward the house or have reached the end of their life. They come out with our own equipment, stumps and all.
Then new shade trees or palms can go where they have room to grow. Storm-damaged trees can come out the same way, with the stump dug out so the space can be replanted.
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Whether it’s the yard, the drive or the water, describe what you’re seeing and we’ll put together an estimate.
