Our Webster Groves work includes landscape renovations, natural stone edging, new plantings, and retaining wall improvements, supported by broader experience in patios, drainage, grading, and hardscaping. Our crew brings 25+ years of hands-on experience planning and building outdoor improvements around the needs of each property.
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Overgrown beds, weak edges, crowded plantings, and awkward grade changes can turn routine landscape maintenance into constant upkeep. We address those problems by improving the structure of the landscape first, defining planting areas, creating durable edges, selecting plantings that fit the space, and incorporating stone or retaining elements where the grade calls for them.
Across the Webster Groves properties we work on, several conditions regularly influence how landscape improvements are planned, from older planting beds and mature vegetation to existing walkways and changes in grade.
Older beds can become crowded, weed-heavy, or lose their separation from the lawn. Re-establishing those areas creates clearer boundaries and a stronger foundation for new plantings, mulch, stone, or edging.
Many properties already have mature trees, shrubs, walkways, and architectural features worth working around. New landscaping needs to fit those existing elements rather than treating the yard like an empty site.
Even modest elevation changes can affect how beds, walkways, edging, and retaining elements come together. We account for those transitions so the landscape follows the property naturally.
A common goal is reducing weeding, trimming, and bed maintenance while keeping the yard fully landscaped. As an Unilock and Keystone Authorized Contractor, we use proven materials that help create cleaner, easier-to-manage outdoor spaces.
Homeowners in communities surrounding Webster Groves have come to us with different property needs and outdoor goals, from creating new patio space to improving front entrances and managing water around the home. These nearby projects show how our experience in landscaping, hardscaping, drainage, and grade work is applied to the specific conditions of each property.
We handle landscape renovations, new plantings, natural stone edging, mulch and decorative stone, retaining-wall transitions, and landscaping that connects with walkways or other hardscape. The layout and materials are selected around the property, the existing conditions, and how the homeowner wants the finished yard to look and function.
If you’re planning a larger update, explore our landscape design and installation services to see how we bring planting, stone, grading, and hardscape together.
Need help planning your Webster Groves landscape? Talk to us and schedule a site assessment.
We use retaining walls where the grade needs to be organized, supported, or reshaped as part of the larger landscape. That can mean creating more defined planting areas, managing elevation changes beside walkways or lawns, or building a larger wall system where the slope requires more structure.
The wall is planned around the existing grade, drainage conditions, and the homeowner’s goals for the space, so it supports the landscape instead of feeling like a separate feature added afterward.
We design drainage around the actual source of the problem and how water moves across the property. Depending on the site, that can include French drains for saturated areas, catch basins for surface water, underground drainage for controlled routing, and downspout-to-PVC systems for roof runoff near the home.
The goal is to move water away from the areas where it is causing problems and give it a defined path through the property.
Explore our drainage solutions for standing water, runoff, and downspout drainage to see the systems we install.
