The ground in Union County
Union County sits in the Central Lowland till plains — level to gently rolling till plain, now the fastest-developing farmland in central Ohio. Drainage across the county is shaped by the Big Darby and Mill Creek.
For a landscaper the practical consequence is the soil: clay loam badly compacted across new subdivisions, where two inches of topsoil sits over driven subsoil. Everything else follows from that, which is why the same project can be priced completely differently here than one county over.
Why Union County property owners choose us
We know Union County ground
The Central Lowland till plains behaves differently from our home counties, and we plan around the Big Darby and Mill Creek and the local soil rather than applying a template.
Drainage is diagnosed first
Anything installed on ground that stays wet gets paid for twice. We shoot elevations with a laser level and find the outlet before quoting a system — and sometimes the answer is two downspouts.
46 Google reviews, licensed and insured
Verbatim reviews from homeowners across the region, full coverage on every crew and machine, and financing available on larger projects.
Grounds and snow from one contractor
Landscaping through the season and snow and ice through the winter, from the same crews — which removes the seams where most property problems start.
Communities we serve in Union County
Every place below has its own page covering the soil, drainage and winter conditions specific to it.
