McDonough is the Henry County seat, about 24 miles west of our Covington base on GA-81. It is one of the fastest-growing cities south of Atlanta, with new subdivisions filling in around the historic courthouse square and along the I-75 and Jonesboro Road corridors. We bring the same crew and the same standards down here, with no trip charge for Henry County.
McDonough mixes established neighborhoods near the square with new subdivisions off Jonesboro Road and Dutchtown Road. We cover the full range here, from weekly lawn maintenance to new-construction sod, drainage, and full landscape installs.
Mowing, trimming, aeration, and seasonal cleanups for homes near the square and in newer subdivisions like Grandview and Heritage Point. Annual packages or single visits.
Learn more ›Design and installation that upgrades the builder-grade plantings most new McDonough homes start with: trees, shrubs, decorative rock, mulch, and clean bed edging.
Learn more ›Proper ground prep and the right grass for Henry County red clay. We replace thin builder sod and bare lots across the new subdivisions off Jonesboro Road.
Learn more ›New irrigation system installs and repairs: heads, leaks, zone problems, and controllers. Sized for subdivision lots and larger properties alike.
Learn more ›Backyard patios, walkways, and fire pits in pavers, brick, or natural stone, built on a properly compacted base.
Learn more ›Regrading and drainage that move water off new-construction lots where the builder graded only for the house pad. Stops pooling near the foundation.
Learn more ›Concrete block, natural stone, or timber walls that hold slopes and carve out usable flat yard space.
Learn more ›Driveways, sidewalks, and slabs poured with rebar reinforcement for long-term durability.
Learn more ›Commercial-grade turf over a compacted base. Zero mowing, year-round green.
Learn more ›Vegetation, stumps, and debris removed and hauled off. Site-ready result for a new build or landscape.
Learn more ›McDonough is built around one of the best-known courthouse squares in the south metro, with the 1897 Romanesque Revival Henry County courthouse anchoring the brick-paved center and the Geranium Festival drawing crowds there every May. The homes nearest the square tend to be older, with mature trees, established beds, and larger lots that have often been let go over the years. Those are good candidates for a landscape refresh, sod replacement on worn lawns, and drainage corrections where the grade has shifted. We work the established side of town as much as the new side.
The bigger volume now is new construction. Builders are filling in subdivisions all over McDonough: Grandview off Millers Mill Road, Heritage Point off Dutchtown Road, Cambria and the apartment projects off Jonesboro Road, and Broder Farms out on Flippen Road. New homes here come with a predictable list of problems. Builder sod goes down on compacted clay without real ground prep and thins out within a season, and the lot gets graded for the house pad while the rest of the yard sheds water toward the foundation. We fix the grade and the drainage first, then put in sod or landscaping that actually holds.
McDonough sits on the same Georgia red clay we deal with in Newton County, so none of this is new ground for us. The drive from Covington is about 24 miles west on GA-81, a routine run, and there is no trip charge for Henry County. We also handle commercial work along the Jonesboro Road and I-75 corridors, and our GDOT certification qualifies us for government and public works projects in the county. Call (470) 226-7215 for a free written estimate.
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 serving Henry County and Metro Atlanta. 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. We work across McDonough, from the older homes around the historic courthouse square to the new subdivisions filling in off Jonesboro Road, Dutchtown Road, and Millers Mill Road. The work looks different on each: established properties usually need a landscape refresh, sod replacement on worn lawns, and drainage corrections, while newer homes need builder-grade sod redone over proper ground prep and the lot drainage fixed. Call us at (470) 226-7215 to talk through what your property needs.
Yes. Drainage problems on new construction are one of the most common calls we get in Henry County. Builders grade the lot for the house pad and do not always correct the broader yard drainage. The result is water that pools near the foundation, runs toward a neighbor's yard, or sits in low spots on the lawn. We assess the grading and correct it through regrading, drainage channels, or French drain installation depending on what the lot requires. The fix must be done before sod is installed or the sod will fail for the same reason the original lawn did.
Yes. We handle commercial landscaping installations and ongoing maintenance contracts for properties along the I-75 corridor in McDonough. Strip centers, restaurants, office buildings, and other commercial properties are part of our work there. GDOT certification qualifies us for government and public works projects in Henry County as well. Call us to discuss the scope of your commercial property and we will provide a free written estimate.
Yes. We work the newer McDonough subdivisions regularly, including Grandview off Millers Mill Road, Heritage Point off Dutchtown Road, the Cambria area off Jonesboro Road, and Broder Farms out on Flippen Road. From our Covington base these are a routine run, and there is no trip charge for Henry County. Most homes in these communities need the builder sod redone over proper ground prep and the lot drainage corrected, which is exactly the kind of new-construction work we do here. Call (470) 226-7215 to set up a free estimate.
Yes. The homes nearest the historic courthouse square tend to be older, with mature trees, established beds, and larger lots that have often been let go over the years. Those are good candidates for a full landscape refresh: new bed lines and plantings, sod replacement on worn lawns, and drainage corrections where the grade has shifted. We work the established side of McDonough as much as the new subdivisions, and every job starts with a free written estimate.
Free, no-obligation written estimate on every project. Residential, commercial, and new-construction work across Henry County.
