SERVING THE DOWNRIVER AREA
Landscaping in Flat Rock
Homeowners in Flat Rock are all too familiar with the "stubborn mud" created by the city's exceptionally heavy clay soils, which often lead to spongy lawns and persistent puddles. Whether you live in a historic 19th-century Colonial near downtown or a newly built home requiring initial turf establishment, navigating the city's flat terrain and moisture levels is a constant challenge.
From creating evergreen buffer walls to dampen noise from the Canadian National freight line to ensuring your yard is "Riverfest" ready, maintaining a property near HuRoc Park or the Huron River requires a strategy that balances "Traditional Tidy" aesthetics with the practical needs of the local watershed.
From creating evergreen buffer walls to dampen noise from the Canadian National freight line to ensuring your yard is "Riverfest" ready, maintaining a property near HuRoc Park or the Huron River requires a strategy that balances "Traditional Tidy" aesthetics with the practical needs of the local watershed.