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Jul

Synthetic Turf vs Natural Grass: Which Is Right for Your

In Dallas-Fort Worth, this decision usually starts the same way. A homeowner has spent another summer watching St. Augustine thin out, sprinkler zones miss spots, and the side yard turn into a patchwork of green, brown, and bare clay. The lawn looked good in spring. By late July, it's a…

Jul

Smart Irrigation Controllers: A DFW Homeowner’s Guide

July in Dallas-Fort Worth has a way of exposing every weakness in an irrigation system. The lawn starts fading near the sidewalk, one bed stays soggy, another dries out by noon, and the water bill shows up right when you've been trying to figure out whether the sprinklers are helping…

Jul

Commercial Grounds Maintenance: Essential DFW Guide 2026

You're probably dealing with one of two situations right now. Either the site looks acceptable most days, but problems keep surfacing at the worst possible moment, or your current vendor is technically showing up, yet you still get complaints about weeds, runoff, broken heads, dead color, or sloppy edges near…

Jul

Expert Landscape Lighting Design: DFW Guide 2026

After dinner, the patio often calls louder than the living room. In Dallas, that invitation usually ends the moment the sun drops and the yard turns into a flat black backdrop. The grill is still warm, the stone terrace still holds the day's heat, and the planting you invested in…

Jun

Landscape Architecture Dallas

A lot of Dallas homeowners reach the same point. The lawn never quite recovers from summer, the patio shifts a little more each season, and every hard rain leaves standing water where you don't want it. What should feel like an extension of the house starts acting like a maintenance…

Jun

Landscape Edging Options: A DFW Homeowner’s Guide 2026

You clean up the beds, spread fresh mulch, edge the line with a shovel, and two weeks later the lawn is already creeping back in. After a hard North Texas storm, mulch washes onto the turf, the bed line goes soft, and the whole front yard starts looking less finished…

Jun

Artificial Turf Installation Cost Per Square Foot: DFW 2026

Artificial turf installation cost per square foot usually lands around $16 to $20 installed, with national benchmarks at $16.08 to $19.74 per square foot and similar market averages at $15 to $19 per square foot. That's the right starting point, but in Dallas-Fort Worth the actual price depends on your…

Jun

Deep Root Fertilization for Trees: A DFW Guide

A lot of DFW homeowners notice the same pattern around mid to late summer. A mature Live Oak that used to look dense and balanced starts thinning out. A Magnolia drops into a dull, washed-out green. You water more, maybe even add a lawn fertilizer, and the tree still looks…