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Sod
Decorative Rock
Irrigation Systems
Drip Systems
Flagstone
Tree Removal
Mulch
Planting
Pavers
Artificial Turf
Drainage Solutions
Yard Clean Up
Once installation is complete you will need to keep sod moist by watering sufficiently once per day. Watering is best done in the early morning hours. For sod planted in full-sun locations, water about 1" for at least 10 days after installation. Throughout the next few weeks, gradually reduce water. Infrequent deep watering maximizes drought resistance and tolerance. Remeber: sod planted in shaded areas will require less water than sod planted in full sun.
Most common sizes of decorative gravel are 1/4" inch, 3/8" inch, 1/2" inch, 3/4" inch, or 1" inch and even larger. Sizes will vary depending on the location we are pulling rock material from.
The standard depth for decorative landscape rock is 2". Depths needed can vary depending on the application of material.
Helping the soil retain moisture
Contributing to soil health as the breakdown of the mulch happens over time
Blocking the sunlight to pesky weeds, helping to keep them at bay
Repelling insects, depending on the type of mulch used
Controlling soil erosion
Collected water is usually the result of poor drainage. Two common drainage problems are caused by building a home near the bottom of a slope and having a high-water table on the property. The type of soil around your home can also play a big role in allowing water to collect around the foundation.
Once installed, a French drain will collect water and carry it away to a better location like the storm drains near your house.