Mulch & Pine Straw Installation

What's Included

We bring the material, prep your beds (light edging, debris cleared), install at the depth that protects roots without smothering them, and clean every walkway and driveway before we go. No piles of leftover bags in your garage afterward.

Mulch Types We Install

We install whatever style fits your yard:

• Hardwood mulch — classic dark brown, great all-rounder
• Pine bark — chunkier, holds up well on slopes
• Dyed mulch (black, brown, red) — for color that lasts the season
• Pine straw — the traditional Southern look

Pine Straw vs. Mulch — What's Best for Your Beds?

Pine straw is light, easy on plants, and gives that classic Georgia look — but it breaks down faster and needs refreshing more often. Hardwood mulch lasts longer per install and feeds the soil as it decomposes. Many yards mix both: pine straw under pines and around shrubs, mulch in formal front beds. We'll give you an honest recommendation based on what you have.

When to Refresh

Most beds want a refresh once a year — typically in spring once nights are reliably above freezing. If you went heavy the previous year, fall touch-ups every other year are fine. Pine straw is usually a 1–2 times per year cadence depending on look preference.