White Plains is a small rural community in Greene County, about 45 miles southeast of our Covington base near Greensboro and Lake Oconee. We bring the same crew and the same standards to the country properties here, handling everything from a single lawn maintenance visit to a full landscaping and hardscape build.
Every service we offer in Newton County is available to White Plains and Greene County clients, scaled for rural acreage and the area's light, sandy soil. Same crew, same standards, no travel markup.
Vegetation, stumps, brush, and debris cleared off pasture, woodlot, or a building site. Hauled off and left ready to use.
Learn more ›Grading and drainage on open ground and bigger watersheds, planned around how fast the local sandy soil sheds water.
Learn more ›Block, natural stone, or timber walls that hold a grade and carve out level, usable space on a larger lot.
Learn more ›Design and installation scaled to country lots: plantings, trees, decorative rock, mulch, and clean bed lines for a property with room to breathe.
Learn more ›Proper ground prep and a grass variety chosen for White Plains sand, not the clay further north and west.
Learn more ›Mowing, shrub trimming, aeration, and spring and fall cleanups. Annual packages or single visits.
Learn more ›New system installs and repairs, with watering schedules set for the way sandy ground drains.
Learn more ›Sidewalks, driveways, and slabs with rebar reinforcement for long-term durability.
Learn more ›Outdoor living spaces in concrete pavers, brick, or natural stone, built on a proper base.
Learn more ›Commercial-grade turf over a compacted gravel base. Zero mowing, year-round green.
Learn more ›White Plains is a tiny Greene County town of a couple hundred residents, and it actually takes its name from the local soil: the surrounding ground is light and sandy, which is what early settlers noticed when they named the place. That sandy soil drains very differently from the red clay further north and west, and it changes how we approach sod, planting beds, and irrigation here. Grass varieties and watering schedules that work on a Covington clay lot are not always the right call on White Plains sand, and we adjust the plan to the ground we are actually working with.
Most of White Plains is rural, with homes on acreage, working land, and country lots strung along State Route 15, which runs straight through the middle of town. That means the work here leans toward larger properties: land clearing, regrading, long driveway and bed lines, sod for new builds, and drainage that has to account for open ground and bigger watersheds. We also handle the steady maintenance side, keeping lawns, shrubs, and beds sharp on properties where the nearest full-service landscaper is often a long drive away.
White Plains sits just south of Greensboro, the Greene County seat about 12 miles to the northwest, and a short hop from the Lake Oconee area to the south and east. We already serve clients throughout this stretch of the Lake Country, so adding a White Plains property to the route is easy. Call (470) 226-7215 to schedule a free estimate anywhere in Greene County.
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 the Lake Country and east metro Atlanta.
No ballpark numbers over the phone. Every job gets a written estimate before you decide anything.
Yes. We serve all of Greene County, including White Plains, Greensboro, Union Point, Siloam, and the Lake Oconee communities to the south. If you are anywhere in the county, call us at (470) 226-7215 and we will confirm coverage and schedule a free estimate.
It does, and that is a good thing for you. White Plains has light, sandy soil that drains faster than the clay we see closer to Covington, so we choose the grass variety, the ground prep, and the irrigation schedule to match. Getting that right at install time is the difference between sod that takes hold and sod that struggles. Call to talk through your property and we will recommend the right approach.
No. White Plains is about 45 miles from our Covington base, and it sits within the Lake Country stretch we already serve. There is no trip charge or travel surcharge for any job in Greene County. The estimate you receive is the same price regardless of your location within our service area.
Yes. Most of White Plains is rural, with homes on acreage and country lots strung along State Route 15, which runs straight through the middle of town. On those larger properties the work leans toward land clearing, regrading, long driveway and bed lines, sod for new builds, and drainage that accounts for open ground and bigger watersheds. We also keep up the steady maintenance side, since the nearest full-service landscaper is often a long drive away.
Yes. White Plains sits just south of Greensboro, the Greene County seat about 12 miles to the northwest, and a short hop from the Lake Oconee area to the south and east. We already serve clients throughout this stretch of the Lake Country from our Covington base, so adding a White Plains property to the route is easy. Call us and we will confirm coverage and set up a free estimate anywhere in Greene County.
No trip charge. Written estimate before any work begins. We already serve this part of the Lake Country.
