Pulled to the root
Weeds and volunteer seedlings come out root and all, not sheared off at the top where they grow right back.
Mulch, edging & bed rehab in Belleville, MI
Beds that got away from you usually come back in a day. We pull everything that shouldn’t be there to the root, cut a clean edge, shape what’s staying, and put fresh mulch down at the right depth.
- The owner is on every job, start to finish
- Everything we cut or pull gets hauled away
- Written quote before a shovel goes in
- You approve the work before you pay
01 What’s included
What a bed rehab includes
It’s the prep that makes mulch last. Fresh mulch dumped over live weeds and a grown-in edge doesn’t look good for long.
A clean spade edge
A hand-cut edge between the bed and the lawn keeps grass from creeping in and gives the mulch a line to sit behind.
Shrubs shaped
Overgrown shrubs trimmed back, dead ones pulled, and anything worth keeping kept.
Mulch at the right depth
Deep enough to hold weeds down, not so deep it smothers roots, and pulled back off trunks and stems instead of piled up against them.
Plant & shrub installs
When a bed needs filling back in, new plants and shrubs go in as part of the same job.
Everything hauled off
Weeds, trimmings, and old material leave on the trailer the same day.
02 Process
How a bed rehab goes
01
Send a few photos
Photos of the beds are usually enough for a ballpark. Call, text, or use the quote form.
02
Walkthrough and a written quote
We agree on what stays, what goes, and the price, in writing, before anything gets pulled.
03
Weeds out, edge cut, mulch down
Pulling and trimming first, then the edge, then mulch. Most beds are done in a day.
04
Cleanup and walkthrough
Walks and drive blown off, everything hauled, and you look it over before you pay.
03 Pricing
What this usually costs
Every property is different, but most people want a ballpark before they call. Here’s where these jobs typically land.
Bed cleanup, edge & mulchWeeding to the root, spade edge, trimming, and mulch installed
from $375
These are typical ranges, not a quote. The only number that counts is the written one you get after the walkthrough — and that one doesn’t change unless you change the scope.
04 Job log
More bed work
Real jobs, photographed the same day. Tap any photo to see it full size.
Front bed cleared, maple opened up, fresh mulch
05 Questions
Mulch and bed questions
How much does a mulch job cost?
Bed cleanup, edging, and mulch starts at $375. Where a job lands depends on how much bed there is, how overgrown it is, and how much mulch it takes. You get the number in writing after the walkthrough, before any work starts.
My beds are completely overgrown. Is that too far gone?
Almost never. Most of the yards we photograph looked unrecoverable to the homeowner and came back in a day. We pull to the root instead of shearing the tops off, keep whatever is worth keeping, re-cut the bed line, and mulch. The plants that stay usually look better than they have in years once they aren’t competing.
How often should beds be re-mulched?
Most beds look best with a fresh layer about once a year. If the bed is still clean and the edge is holding, a top-up is a smaller job than a full rehab.
Can you add new plants while you’re at it?
Yes. Plant and shrub installs are part of bed rehab when a bed needs filling back in. We’ll talk through what goes where at the walkthrough.
Do you haul away what you pull?
Yes, the same day. Weeds, trimmings, dead shrubs, and old material all leave on the trailer.
06 Service area
Serving Belleville and the surrounding communities
If your property sits just outside the list, call anyway — larger projects are often worth the drive.
- Belleville
- Van Buren Twp.
- Sumpter Twp.
- Willis
- Whittaker
- Huron Twp.
- New Boston
- Exeter Twp.
- Maybee
- Carleton
- Romulus
- Ypsilanti
- Milan
- Flat Rock
- Brownstown Twp.
- Canton
07 Other services
Most yards need more than one thing
Rather than send you to three different contractors, we do the removal, the hauling, the planting, and the water work in one visit.
08 Free quote
Tell us what you’re looking at
Call, text a couple of photos, or fill in the quote form. Estimates are free and there’s no pressure to book.