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Loading up wood from a tree removal!
Cutting up fallen trees from storm damage!
Loading up brush and debris from the woods to create a beautiful wood carpet trail!
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Bush hogging a reservoir dam to minimize the amount of undesirable weeds and to keep the area accessible.
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A driveway erosion issue stemming from inadequate irrigation. Our solution involved grading the driveway’s sides, implementing landscaping fabric to deter erosion and weed growth, and strategically placing rip-rap for effective irrigation control. To enhance the areas visual appeal, we also applied mulch, ensuring both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Fresh mulch to enhance curb appeal and plant health.
Multiple bush removals to free up flower bed space and a dyed brown mulch installation.
Freshly trimmed bushes with a dyed black mulch installation.
Freshly installed hardwood mulch with edging.
Freshly dyed brown mulch with edging.
Freshly dyed brown mulch installed.
Flowed bed installation with five plants being installed, surrounded by pine straw. Additionally, we raked out the rocks in the soil, graded it, and placed seed and straw for grass.
Aeration plugs from aerating, which allows air, minerals, seed, and water to better penetrate the soil. With this, new grass emerges and pre-existing grass grows and becomes both healthier and stronger.
On this job, we removed the old rock and weeds. We then installed new landscaping fabric to keep out unwanted weeds. Then we installed rock with red scalloped edging stones.
Freshly installed dyed brown mulch after aerating, overseeding, and fertilizing the lawn to promote a thicker, greener turf.
Not only do we landscape, but we provide lawn mowing and maintenance services. On this lawn, we mowed in squiggly lines!
On this lawn, we mowed in a checker board pattern to highlight this customers thick, luscious lawn. Lauman Landscaping Services double cuts most all lawns to leave beautiful crisp lines.
On this project, we revitalized a sidewalk by removing the roughly 6" of dirt covering it and pressure washing it to restore its appearance. Additionally, we replaced the rocky soil in the yard with enriched topsoil, and then added seed, straw, and an automatic sprinkler to establish a healthy new lawn.
For this project, we replaced the old mulch with landscaping fabric and decorative rock, and brown metal edging, transforming the space with a clean, modern look.