Landscaping
Landscaping & Seasonal Care
“My yard needs attention.”
Tidy beds, fresh mulch or pine straw, and shrubs shaped back into place.
Most yards don’t need a redesign—they need a good reset and someone who keeps an eye on them through the seasons. We handle the bed work, refreshing, and seasonal cleanups that make a home look cared for.
What’s included
- Mulch & pine straw
- Fresh material at the right depth, with clean bed edges and nothing piled against your siding or tree trunks.
- Bed cleanups
- Weeds, leaves, and debris cleared from beds and hauled away so the planting can breathe again.
- Shrub & hedge trimming
- Shaped back to a healthy size and pulled off windows, walks, and siding.
- Seasonal care
- Spring refreshes and fall cleanups planned around how your yard actually changes through the year.
Common options
- Hardwood mulch, pine bark, or pine straw
- Natural edge or re-cut bed lines
- Haul-away of old material and yard waste
- One-time visit or seasonal plan
- Plant replacement and new plantings (reviewed by our team)
What affects the price
- Square footage of beds
- Material type and depth
- Whether old material is removed first
- How far material has to be carried from the driveway
- Condition—light tidy versus overgrown
- Number and size of shrubs
We don’t publish “starting at” prices. Your estimate is built from your project’s real details.
Not included
- Tree removal or work requiring a certified arborist
- Irrigation installation or repair
- Lawn chemical applications
- Grading or regrading (see Drainage)
Photos that help
Five minutes with your phone saves a site visit.
Mulch, pine straw, bed cleanups, and shrub trimming can often be estimated instantly. New plantings and larger projects are reviewed by our team.
- 01A wide shot of each bed you’d like done
- 02The path from the driveway to the beds
- 03Any overgrown shrubs, with something nearby for scale
- 04Problem spots: bare soil, washouts, or dead plants
How each landscaping request is handled
- MulchInstant range when details are clear
- Pine strawInstant range when details are clear
- Bed cleanupInstant range when details are clear
- Shrub & hedge trimmingInstant range when details are clear
- Something elseReviewed by a person
Questions about landscaping
Mulch or pine straw—which is better?
Both work well in the Triangle. Pine straw is lighter, knits together on slopes, and has a classic Carolina look. Hardwood mulch reads tidier against modern homes and breaks down more slowly. We’re happy to recommend one after seeing your photos.
Do you remove the old mulch first?
Only when it’s needed—usually when it’s piled too deep or matted. Your estimate shows whether removal is included so there are no surprises.
Landscaping across Greater Raleigh
Raleigh · Cary · Apex · Wake Forest · Garner · Holly Springs · Fuquay-Varina
Pine State Exteriors
Ready when you are, Raleigh.
Describe your project now and we’ll follow up as Spring 2027 scheduling opens. No account, no commitment.