
GleeWork Services
Beds, drainage, grading, mulch, rock, sod — the full package to make your property look sharp and function correctly for the long haul.
Grade First
Every landscaping project starts with proper drainage grade. A beautiful yard that drains toward your foundation or pools in low spots will be an expensive problem within a season or two.
Material Matters
We use quality weed barrier, metal or aluminum bed edging (not plastic), and correctly-depth mulch or rock. Cheap materials make beds look bad within one season and require constant maintenance.
Long-Term Thinking
We build beds and drainage systems that look good for years, not just the first week. That means proper sub-preparation most homeowners and low-bid contractors skip entirely.
Detailed breakdowns of each landscaping service — what's included and why we do it the way we do.

Double-shredded hardwood mulch, river rock, limestone gravel, lava rock — we install whatever fits your property's aesthetic. Proper depth (2–3" for mulch, 2–4" for rock) keeps beds looking sharp and functioning correctly for years.

New lawn? We grade the area, amend soil as needed, and install sod or seed based on your goals and budget. Sod gives you instant results; seed is more economical for large areas. We advise the right choice for your specific situation.

Standing water, soggy yards, and water intrusion near foundations are drainage problems — not lawn problems. We install French drains, channel drains, and corrugated pipe systems to route water away from structures and low spots.

Grade is the foundation of a healthy yard. A yard that drains toward the house, pools in low spots, or has eroded areas after rain needs re-grading. We use a skidsteer and box blade to establish correct positive drainage across the entire property.

Often Overlooked
Most landscape projects that fail do so because drainage was ignored. GleeWork evaluates drainage on every project — not as an add-on, but as a core part of how we design your yard.
Standing water near a foundation will cause basement moisture, structural settling, and mold issues that cost far more than a French drain. We identify drainage problems upfront and include solutions in the project scope — no surprises later.
French Drain & Pipe Installs
We install French drains (perforated pipe in gravel trench), channel drains, and corrugated pipe systems to route water away from problem areas and toward appropriate discharge points.
We'll walk your property, identify any drainage or grading issues, and give you a clear, itemized quote — no obligation.
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