Yes—many clients pair mulch with cleanups, planting, or trimming. The more we can tackle in one visit, the better pricing options we can offer.

We’re based in Euclid, OH and serve Cleveland’s east side suburbs, including University Heights, Shaker Heights, South Euclid, and nearby areas.

Compost is worked into the soil to feed plants. Mulch sits on top of the soil to protect it and regulate conditions. Both are useful—but for different reasons.

Properly installed mulch keeps soil cool in summer and insulated in winter, locks in moisture so you water less, suppresses weed growth, improves soil health as it breaks down, and gives a clean finish to your beds.

Compost is worked into the soil to feed plants. Mulch sits on top of the soil to protect it and regulate conditions. Both are useful—but for different reasons.

Yes—if you already have mulch on-site, we offer labor-only pricing. That said, it’s usually more cost-effective to have us supply everything, since we buy in bulk and handle delivery.

Yes—natural hardwood mulch is safe for both kids and pets. We avoid mulches with harsh dyes or chemical additives.

Mulch doesn’t attract pests if installed properly. We keep it clear of foundations and apply it at the right depth to avoid issues.

We recommend 2 to 3 inches for the best balance of weed control and moisture retention. Less than that won’t work well, and more can harm your plants.

Most beds benefit from a fresh layer once a year, usually in spring. High-traffic areas or dyed mulch may need a light touch-up in fall to keep them looking sharp.