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Contractors perform the work; suppliers sell plants and materials. Choose a service to find businesses that offer it.
Quick answer
Local Landscaping organizes 25,038 landscaping businesses into 20 contractor services and 3 supplier types. The most listed are lawn mowing & maintenance (9,185), landscape installation (7,969), tree services (5,491).
- Listings
- 25,038
- Contractor services
- 20
- Supplier types
- 3
- States
- 51
Based on published listings as of .
Contractor services (20)
Landscape DesignProfessional planning of outdoor spaces, including planting plans, layout, and material selection. Designers typically provide drawings or digital concepts before any work begins.Contractor Landscape InstallationImplementation of a landscape plan: grading, soil preparation, planting, and finishing. Installers turn an approved design into a completed outdoor space.Contractor Lawn Mowing & MaintenanceRecurring lawn care: mowing, edging, and blowing clippings clear. Most providers offer weekly or biweekly routes during the growing season.Contractor Lawn FertilizationScheduled nutrient applications to support turf health, color, and density. Programs usually include soil testing and seasonal treatment plans.Contractor Sod InstallationLaying harvested turf rolls or slabs to establish an instant lawn. Includes soil prep, grading, and watering guidance for establishment.Contractor Artificial TurfInstallation of synthetic grass systems for lawns, play areas, and pet areas. Work includes base preparation, drainage, seaming, and infill.Contractor Irrigation Installation & RepairSprinkler and drip system design, installation, and repair. Services cover controllers, valves, heads, leak detection, and seasonal winterization.Contractor HardscapingConstruction of non-plant landscape elements: stone, pavers, and concrete features. Includes structural work such as footings and proper base preparation.Contractor Patios & WalkwaysDesign and construction of patios, paths, and walkways using pavers, natural stone, or concrete. Proper grading and drainage keep surfaces stable over time.Contractor Retaining WallsEngineered walls that hold back soil on slopes and grade changes. Built with block, stone, or timber systems, including drainage behind the wall face.Contractor Outdoor LightingLow-voltage landscape lighting for paths, beds, trees, and architecture. Covers fixture placement, transformers, timers, and ongoing maintenance.Contractor Tree ServicesPruning, removal, stump grinding, and tree health assessments performed by trained crews. Large or hazardous tree work typically requires specialized equipment and insurance.Contractor Shrub & Hedge TrimmingShaping and maintenance pruning of shrubs and hedges. Regular trimming keeps plants healthy, controls size, and maintains a tidy appearance.Contractor Garden MaintenanceOngoing bed care: weeding, mulching, deadheading, and seasonal planting. Maintenance visits keep planting beds healthy between larger projects.Contractor Seasonal CleanupSpring and fall property cleanups: leaf removal, debris clearing, bed cutbacks, and preparing landscapes for the coming season.Contractor Drainage SolutionsCorrection of standing water and erosion problems using grading, French drains, channel drains, and downspout extensions tied to site conditions.Contractor Xeriscaping & Drought-Tolerant LandscapingWater-wise landscape design using drought-tolerant plants, efficient irrigation, and mulch or rock groundcovers. Reduces outdoor water use while keeping a finished look.Contractor Native Plant LandscapingLandscapes built around plants native to the region. Native plantings typically need less water and fertilizer and support local pollinators and wildlife.Contractor Commercial LandscapingGrounds maintenance and landscape services for offices, retail, HOAs, and institutions. Usually delivered under scheduled contracts with defined scopes.Contractor Snow RemovalPlowing, shoveling, and de-icing for driveways, walkways, and parking areas. Commercial clients typically contract per-season or per-visit in snow regions.Contractor
Suppliers (3)
Nurseries, sod growers, and landscape material suppliers, businesses that sell plants and materials rather than performing installation work.
Nurseries & PlantsRetail and wholesale nurseries selling trees, shrubs, perennials, and annuals. Many offer plant selection advice for local growing conditions.Supplier Sod SuppliersSod farms and distributors selling harvested turf by the pallet or roll. Buyers choose grass varieties suited to their climate and sun exposure.Supplier Landscape Material SuppliersSuppliers of bulk and bagged landscape materials: mulch, soil, gravel, stone, pavers, and edging. Many offer delivery and contractor pricing.Supplier
Landscaping services: common questions
What is the difference between a landscaping contractor and a supplier?
Contractors do the work on your property, such as design, installation, mowing, irrigation or hardscaping. Suppliers sell plants, sod and materials like stone, mulch and pavers, which you or your contractor then use.
What landscaping services are most commonly offered?
On Local Landscaping, the services listed by the most businesses are lawn mowing & maintenance, landscape installation, tree services, landscape design, nurseries & plants.
Is lawn care the same as landscaping?
Not quite. Lawn care covers recurring turf work such as mowing, edging and fertilization. Landscaping is broader and includes design, planting, hardscaping, irrigation and drainage. Many businesses offer both.
How do I find a business for a specific service near me?
Open the service, then pick your state or city. City pages only show businesses that list that city as a service area. You can also send one free quote request.