Norcross has a walkable historic district surrounded by a mix of residential neighborhoods and busy commercial corridors. It sits on the far northwest edge of our service area, about 40 miles from our Covington base up I-85, and we are out this way regularly. Landscaping that looks right for a Historic Norcross property is different from a new subdivision build-out, and we do both.
Historic homes near Thrasher Park, multi-family communities, commercial corridors, and suburban neighborhoods: Norcross has a wide range of property types and we are equipped to handle all of them.
Mowing, trimming, aeration, and seasonal cleanups for HOA communities, multi-family properties, and individual homes. Annual contracts or single visits.
Learn more →Period-appropriate plantings and bed design for Historic Norcross properties, plus full installs for newer subdivisions around the city.
Learn more →Proper ground prep and the right grass variety, whether it is a tight in-town lot or an open suburban yard.
Learn more →New systems and repairs for residential, HOA common areas, and commercial sites: heads, leaks, zones, and controllers.
Learn more →Custom patios and fire pits built on a proper compacted base for established Norcross backyards.
Learn more →Regrading and drainage solutions to move water away from the foundation on residential and commercial sites.
Learn more →Concrete block, stone, or timber walls that hold soil and control erosion.
Learn more →Historic Norcross sits between Peachtree Industrial Boulevard and Buford Highway, one of the few communities in Gwinnett County where the character of the built environment actually demands a more considered approach to landscaping. Older bungalows and Victorian-era homes on the tree-lined blocks around Thrasher Park, Lillian Webb Park, and Jones Street call for plantings that feel appropriate: natural stone edging, mature shrub varieties, and bed layouts that complement the architecture rather than fighting it. We work on historic properties in Norcross and understand the difference between an install that fits and one that looks like it was dropped in from a subdivision catalog.
The broader Norcross area tells a different story. Along the I-85 and Buford Highway corridors and throughout the surrounding commercial zones, there is a dense concentration of apartment complexes, HOA communities, and office properties that need consistent professional maintenance. Multi-family landscaping is a significant part of our commercial work: common areas, entrance features, and building perimeters that have to look maintained year-round because tenants and prospects are always watching. We handle larger multi-family contracts with the crew and equipment to stay on schedule across multiple buildings.
Norcross borders Peachtree Corners to the north and shares its diverse, international residential base, with homeowners who bring different landscaping preferences and expectations. We adjust our recommendations to what will actually perform in Georgia's climate and red clay rather than trying to replicate a landscape that makes sense somewhere else.
Norcross is about 40 miles up I-85 from our Covington base, on the far edge of the area we serve, and we make the trip regularly for the right work. To set up a free estimate, 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. Historic properties require a more thoughtful approach to plant selection, bed design, and hardscape material choices. We work on homes in the Historic Norcross area and understand that the goal is landscaping that complements the architecture and feels appropriate to the period and character of the neighborhood, not a generic suburban install. We discuss the property's character with you upfront and make recommendations that fit.
Yes. Norcross is roughly 40 miles up I-85 and we are out this way regularly, so the distance is not the deciding factor. What makes the trip work for both of us is the type of job: recurring lawn care contracts, HOA and multi-family accounts, commercial maintenance, and larger installs like full sod, drainage, landscaping, and hardscape. If you have a smaller one-off, ask anyway and we will be honest about whether we can fit it in with other work in the area.
No separate trip charge. Norcross is within our service area, about 40 miles from our Covington base up I-85. The free estimate includes us coming out to your property, assessing the work, and giving you a written quote with no obligation. We also handle HOA, multi-family, and commercial accounts along the I-85 and Buford Highway corridors. Call (470) 226-7215 to discuss your property and service needs.
Yes. We work throughout Historic Norcross, including the tree-lined blocks around Thrasher Park, Lillian Webb Park, and Jones Street, and we cover the newer subdivisions and the apartment and commercial properties along the Peachtree Industrial Boulevard and Buford Highway corridors. We run all of it from our Covington base. On the older in-town lots we lean toward natural stone edging and mature shrub varieties that suit the period homes, and on the newer lots we do full installs.
Yes. Multi-family landscaping is a significant part of our commercial work in Norcross, and the I-85 and Buford Highway corridors have a dense concentration of apartment complexes, HOA communities, and office properties. We maintain common areas, entrance features, and building perimeters on a set schedule so the grounds look maintained year-round while tenants and prospects are watching. We have the crew and equipment to stay on schedule across multiple buildings on a single account.
Free, no-obligation estimate on every project. Historic homes, HOA communities, and commercial properties throughout Gwinnett County.
