Dacula is a fast-growing community on the more rural northeast edge of Gwinnett County, with a mix of older properties and newer subdivisions. It sits about 33 miles from our Covington base, an easy run up Highway 316, and we serve it for landscaping, sod, drainage, and outdoor living projects, with no travel surcharge.
From drainage fixes on new construction to paver patios on established Dacula properties, we handle the full range of landscaping and outdoor living work in northeast Gwinnett County.
Mowing, trimming, aeration, and seasonal cleanups for the larger lots and swim-tennis communities like Hamilton Mill. Annual contracts or single visits.
Learn more →Design and installation for new subdivisions along Highway 316 and plans that suit the rural-edge feel many Dacula owners want.
Learn more →Proper ground prep on disturbed Gwinnett red clay, with the right grass variety for new-construction and established lots.
Learn more →New systems and repairs for homes and HOA common areas: heads, leaks, zones, and controllers.
Learn more →Custom patios and fire pits built on a proper compacted base for the larger backyards common in Dacula.
Learn more →Regrading and drainage corrections on the new-construction lots where compacted clay sheds water toward the foundation.
Learn more →Concrete block, stone, or timber walls that hold soil and control erosion.
Learn more →Dacula has a mix of character that is distinctly northeast Gwinnett: some rural pockets that have survived the growth push, established neighborhoods built out in the 1980s and 1990s, and newer subdivisions still adding homes. Master-planned communities like Hamilton Mill, with its Fred Couples golf course and resort-style swim and tennis amenities, sit alongside large-lot properties and the Hebron Christian Academy area. Many owners want that natural, less-suburban feel reflected in their landscaping, not the cookie-cutter foundation shrubs and patchy Bermuda that come with a builder. We design landscapes that fit the surroundings here.
New-construction properties in Dacula come with the standard Gwinnett issues: compacted red clay, disturbed soil that does not drain, and builder-grade sod over ground prep that was never done properly. We see this constantly in the newer subdivisions off Highway 316. The fix is not complicated, but it requires doing the prep work right: grading corrections, topsoil where the clay is dominant, and drainage solutions before sod goes down. Get it right once and the lawn holds. Skip it and you are redoing it every couple of years.
Paver patios and fire pits are popular requests in Dacula. The outdoor living market here is strong: properties with room for a proper patio and backyard setup, owners who are investing in making their homes more usable. We build on a proper compacted gravel base with the right sand bed thickness so the pavers stay level for years, not just through the first winter.
Dacula is about 33 miles up Highway 316 from our Covington base, well within the area we cover. To schedule a free estimate on any property in Dacula, call (470) 226-7215.
Certified by the Georgia Department of Transportation. Qualified for commercial, government, and large-scale work.
Fully licensed and insured in Georgia. Your property is protected from the first day of work to the last.
Over a decade installing and maintaining lawns across Newton and Gwinnett County. Our reputation is built one yard at a time.
No ballpark numbers over the phone. Every job gets a written estimate you can review before you decide anything.
Yes. New construction and established properties are different jobs with different needs. A new-construction property in a Dacula subdivision needs drainage assessment, soil correction, and proper sod prep before anything goes in. An established property usually needs a refresh: overgrown beds cleaned out, aging sod replaced, maybe a drainage fix that has gotten worse over time. We do both regularly in the Dacula area and bring the same attention to ground conditions either way.
No trip charge. Dacula is about 33 miles up Highway 316 from our Covington base and falls within our service area, so the written estimate is the same price regardless of location. Because of the distance, we are best suited to recurring lawn care contracts, HOA accounts, and larger projects: full sod, drainage, landscaping, and paver patios and fire pits. Properties here usually have the yard space for a proper patio with seating and a fire pit, and we build on a compacted base so the surface stays level through Georgia's freeze-thaw cycles. If your job is small, ask anyway and we will be honest about whether we can fold it in with other work nearby.
The first step is a site walk to identify where water is collecting and where it is running. In Dacula's newer subdivisions, the most common problems are improper grade near the foundation, compacted clay that will not absorb water, and poor grading in low spots of the yard. Solutions range from simple regrading to French drains, channel drains at low points, or a combination. Call (470) 226-7215 and we will come out and take a look before you spend money on anything.
Yes. We serve master-planned communities like Hamilton Mill along with the established 1980s and 1990s neighborhoods and the large-lot properties around the Hebron Christian Academy area. Many owners here want a natural, less-suburban look rather than builder-grade foundation shrubs, and we design landscapes that fit that setting. Tell us your neighborhood or street and we will confirm we can put you on the schedule.
Yes. We work out of Covington and run up Highway 316 to Dacula and the surrounding northeast corner of Gwinnett County on a regular basis. That covers the newer subdivisions still adding homes off Highway 316 as well as the older established neighborhoods and rural-edge properties. There is no travel surcharge anywhere in our Gwinnett County service area.
Free, no-obligation estimate on every project. Residential, commercial, and new-construction work throughout north Gwinnett County.
