Lawn Care & Landscaping in Marietta, GA

Marietta has some of the most established landscapes in Cobb County: tree-lined streets around the Square, long-settled East Cobb subdivisions and homes with 40-year-old hollies and boxwoods. Caring for them is less about starting over and more about restoring what is already there.

What makes Marietta yards different

Mature trees mean shade and roots. Under big oaks and maples, fescue thins out, moss shows up and roots compete for water, so we focus on shade-tolerant seed mixes, careful limbing advice, and not over-aerating around surface roots.

Older homes often have overgrown foundation plantings that have outgrown their spots. Renovation pruning, replacing a few tired shrubs and refreshing mulch can change a property's curb appeal without a full redesign.

Hilly lots near Sope Creek and the Kennesaw Mountain foothills bring runoff and erosion. We shape beds and choose ground covers to slow water down.

Seasonal timing in Marietta

• Fescue aeration and overseeding: late September to October
• Zoysia lawns (common in East Cobb front yards): green up in late April, so schedule cleanups and dethatching in March
• Fall: book leaf cleanups early; East Cobb streets can bury a lawn by Thanksgiving

Where we work

We maintain lawns and landscapes around Marietta Square, throughout East Cobb, and in neighborhoods like Indian Hills and along Whitlock Avenue. Whether you need weekly mowing or a front-yard refresh, we start with a walk around the property.