We offer our full range of services to Moline residents including landscape design and installation, mulch and rock installation, shrub trimming and planting, garden bed maintenance, retaining walls, brick borders, drainage solutions (including underground downspout drainage), seasonal cleanups, and property maintenance. As a Quad Cities-based company, we've been proudly serving Moline homeowners since 2014.

We pride ourselves on fast response times for Moline residents. After you contact us, we typically schedule on-site assessments within 24 hours whenever possible. Following our meeting, you'll receive a detailed written quote, usually within 24 hours. This quick turnaround allows you to make timely decisions about your landscaping projects without unnecessary delays.

Nope, no travel fees for Moline jobs. We're based right here in the Quad Cities, so Moline is part of our regular service area. You'll pay the same rates whether you're in Moline, Bettendorf, Davenport, or LeClaire. We keep our pricing straightforward across all the communities we work in.

Moline has some specific issues we see over and over. Drainage problems are big, especially in those older neighborhoods where things have been established for decades. If you're near the river or in one of those ravine areas, erosion can be a real headache.

The clay soil around here doesn't help either - it can be tough on plants and makes water sit where you don't want it. Plus, some of those mature landscapes in the established neighborhoods need special care to keep them looking their best. We've dealt with all of this enough times to know what actually works.

Yeah, we stay on top of what the city requires. Drainage modifications, permits, all that paperwork stuff - we know what Moline wants to see. For bigger projects that need permits, we can either walk you through it or just handle the whole thing ourselves. Saves you the trips to city hall.

Around here, you need plants that can handle our Zone 5 weather - those temperature swings from hot summers to cold winters. We've had good luck with oakleaf hydrangeas, serviceberry, ninebark, and prairie dropseed. Coneflowers do well too.

For problem spots, river birch works great if you've got wet areas. Sunny, exposed places? Prairie plants are your friend. We pick stuff that's either native or has proven it can handle what Mother Nature throws at us in Moline.

We work all over Moline. Wildwood, Butterworth, Olde Towne, Uptown, Prospect Park - you name it. Overlook, Highland Park, Park Place, Villa Park, Crestwood. Doesn't matter if it's an old neighborhood with big trees everywhere or one of the newer developments. Every area has its own personality, and we've learned to work with what each one needs.

Right now we've got over 100 active customers in Moline alone. Some are weekly maintenance folks, others are big installation projects. We started working in the Quad Cities back in 2014, and Moline has become a big part of what we do. It's been pretty rewarding watching our customer base grow there through word of mouth.

Spring and fall are your sweet spots - April through May, then September and October. Weather's usually cooperating during those times. We work year-round except when it's freezing, but those months give us the best conditions.

If you want the quickest scheduling, call us 2-3 weeks ahead during spring rush, or just 1-2 weeks during summer and fall. Summer and fall projects sometimes get started faster since everyone's not scrambling to get things done at once like they are in spring.

River properties are their own beast. Erosion control is huge, especially on those bluff properties with all the elevation changes. We know what plants actually help hold things together on slopes, and we've figured out drainage solutions that work when you're dealing with that kind of terrain.

The views are incredible down there, but you need someone who understands how to work with that landscape instead of fighting against it.

Clay soil around Moline can be a pain, but we've learned to work with it instead of against it. For planting areas, we usually mix in organic matter to help with drainage and give roots a better chance.

When drainage is the main problem, French drains work well, but you have to install them right for clay conditions. Clay doesn't let water move through as fast, so we plan for that. Takes some experience to get it right.

Sure do. Sometimes you need an electrician for lighting or a plumber for irrigation work. Maybe a certified arborist for specialized tree stuff. We've worked with good contractors around the Quad Cities for years now, so we can coordinate the whole thing.

Means you don't have to juggle phone calls with three different companies trying to get everyone to show up at the right time. We handle that headache for you.

We try to do right by the environment when we can. Native plants are a big part of that - they need less water and maintenance once they're established. Rain gardens and bioswales are great for handling stormwater naturally instead of just sending it straight to the storm drains.

Permeable paving helps where it makes sense. Smart irrigation systems save water. Mulch keeps moisture in and weeds out without chemicals. More Moline homeowners are asking about this stuff, and honestly, it often saves them money in the long run too.

Absolutely! Our snow removal services are a big part of what we do during the winter season here in the Quad Cities. We understand that winter weather can really impact your curb appeal and make it tough to get around your property safely. While some folks might think snow removal services are pretty straightforward, there's actually quite a bit of planning involved to make sure we do an excellent job every time. We've been handling snow removal for years now, and we know how important it is to keep your driveways, walkways, and parking areas clear so you can focus on other things.

Our hardscaping services cover quite a range of projects that can really transform your outdoor experience. We handle everything from retaining walls and fire pit patios to decorative rock installations and brick borders. The way I see it, good hardscaping services should create more than just functional spaces - they should help turn your yard into an outdoor oasis where you actually want to spend time. Whether you're looking to add a patio for entertaining or need some retaining walls to deal with drainage issues, we work with you to design something that fits both your needs and your budget.

Well, landscape design is really about creating a plan that pulls everything together in a way that makes sense for your property. A lot of homeowners know they want to improve their curb appeal, but they're not quite sure how to go about it. That's where we come in - we walk your property with you and help you see what's possible. Good landscape design takes into account things like your home's style, the way water moves across your yard, and how you actually use your outdoor spaces. When done right, it can completely change how your property looks and feels, and that usually translates to better curb appeal and higher property value too.

We definitely stand behind our work and aim to do an excellent job on every project, whether it's a simple mulch installation or creating your dream outdoor oasis. Here's the thing - we've been doing this for over a decade, and we know that our reputation in this community depends on consistently delivering quality work. While every job has its own challenges, we approach each project with the goal of exceeding your expectations. If something doesn't meet our standards or yours, we'll come back and make it right. That's just how we do business around here.