01Mulch & Landscape Beds
Bed preparation, edging, weed barrier where appropriate, fresh mulch and complete bed refreshes.


Mulch, stone, planting, trimming, lawn repair, cleanup and property improvements — built around what your yard actually needs.
Pitboss handles everything from smaller yard cleanups and fresh mulch to neglected landscape-bed restoration, planting, lawn repair and outdoor gathering areas.
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01Bed preparation, edging, weed barrier where appropriate, fresh mulch and complete bed refreshes.
02Existing-bed cleanup, stone removal or replacement, fabric, new material and property refreshes.
03New plantings, shrub and ornamental-grass trimming, tree-area cleanup and practical landscape maintenance.
04Gravel gathering areas, landscape borders, fire-pit features and outdoor improvements that make the yard more usable.
05Heavy weeding, brush and vegetation cleanup, neglected-bed restoration and yard-debris removal.
06Rut and lawn repair, grading, grass seeding, straw, mowing and recurring or one-time property maintenance.
This residential bed was cleaned up and refreshed with a finished mulch layout. When a true before-and-after pair exists, that is what we show.
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Bed preparation, fabric where appropriate, planting and material placement all make a difference in how a project holds up.





Some yards need cleanup. Others need a place people actually want to use. Pitboss can combine landscape prep, gravel, borders and outdoor features into a practical finished space.
Tell us what you have in mind →You do not need exact measurements. Pick the closest project type and upload photos if they help explain the job.
Answer a few quick questions. If you are not sure about size or materials, that's completely fine.
No. A rough idea or photos are enough to start.
Yes. Many beds can be weeded, trimmed, reshaped and refreshed without starting over.
Yes. Pitboss can address ruts, bare areas, grading, seed and straw based on the site.
Yes, when included in the project scope.