Flooding is a major hassle and a costly problem when you own a home or business. While we can’t control the amount of rain that falls on your property, there are ways to control how it drains. Proper drainage can involve a number of tactics to ensure rainwater effectively and efficiently flows away from your home, business or landscape.
Spring is just around the corner in Georgia, which means it is time to start thinking about your lawn. Whether you have new visions for your spring landscape or your lawn needs help recovering from the winter, now is the perfect time to take action.
When planting flowers in your landscape, you have two main choices: annuals and perennials. While annual flowers are those that last just one season, perennial flower varieties are designed to bloom year after year. You may notice your perennials die into the ground during the winter, but you can expect new growth again when spring arrives. Perennials can certainly give you maximum enjoyment for your investment, but there are other valued advantages of choosing this type of flower for your Georgia garden.
Are you noticing signs of poor drainage around your home? Whether it is bare roots, soggy grass or migrating mulch, water that does not drain properly can destroy the appearance of your landscape as well as lead to some serious damage if left untreated.
At their healthiest, trees can provide shade, beauty and extra wildlife on your property. Unfortunately, when trees are compromised in health, they can be a real danger to your family and your home. It is important to know how to recognize when a tree needs emergency tree removal.
Knowing When a Tree Needs to Go
It is not always easy to detect a tree that needs to be removed on your property. However, here are some basic warning signs that can let you know a tree is at risk for falling and injuring something or someone below.
