Landscaping in Plano.

Mature trees and shaded front lawns

Plano has been built out for decades, and many of its neighbourhoods have full-grown live oaks and red oaks arching over the front yards. Shade that dense changes what will grow. Turf thins out under the canopy, and roots near the surface make mowing and bed work awkward.

We work with that rather than against it. That can mean shaded planting beds where grass has given up, adjusting mowing height, and cutting bed lines that follow the root flare instead of slicing through it.

HOA neighbourhoods and tidy front lines

A large share of Plano sits inside HOA neighbourhoods where the front yard is expected to look maintained year round. Crisp edges, defined bed lines and shrubs kept to a consistent height do most of that work.

Our maintenance visits cover mowing, edging and trimming so the front stays consistent between seasons. If you are planning a fence, it is worth checking your HOA's requirements on materials and height before we quote, and we will build to what is allowed.

Older fences and shifting clay

Fences in the established parts of Plano have often been through several rounds of the Blackland clay swelling in wet spells and shrinking in summer drought. Posts get pushed, gates stop latching, and rails pull loose at the ends.

We look at the posts first, since that is where the movement shows. Sometimes it is a handful of posts and a gate reset. Sometimes the line has gone far enough that replacement is the honest answer, and we will say which one it is when we give you the estimate.

• Landscape design and planting
• Regular lawn maintenance visits
• Fence repair and replacement
• Mature shrub and hedge shaping
• Bed edging and mulch top-ups
• Front-of-house planting refreshes