We Are the Mid-South Premiere Commercial Landscaping Company for HOA and COA Landscaping
Pugh's Earthworks Your neighborhood Homeowners or Condominium Owners Association is a great resource for landscaping ideas and tips. HOA and COA Commercial Landscaping is a service provided by Pugh's Earthworks and we have many satisfied clients. Below are some of our many areas of expertise that keep our HOA and COA clients' properties and front entrances looking pristine. Plantings Landscaping can be a great way to add color and texture to your property. Plantings can be used as a way to soften hardscapes, such as curbs or retaining walls. They can also serve as an excellent means of adding privacy by blocking views into your yard from neighboring properties. Lawns Lawns are a great way to add value to your home. They can also be used as part of your landscaping and outdoor living space. As the name suggests, lawns are used for growing grass on which people play games such as football or soccer. Lawns can be installed in front yards or backyards depending on how much space you have available at home. They look beautiful when they're well maintained but they need regular maintenance work done by professional landscape designers who know how best maintain them so that they look good all year round Curbs, Gutters and Steps You may not be aware, but the curb and gutter are actually important for drainage. They help to direct water away from your house and into the storm drain. Curbs can also be used as a way of separating the sidewalk from the road. This is important because it helps pedestrians avoid getting hit by cars as they walk along their route and also helps drivers see where they should be driving so that they don't accidentally hit someone on foot or bicycle that's in front of their vehicle. Gutters are generally made out of metal or plastic (though some are made out of stone) and have sloped sides so that rainwater flows down them into catch basins at either end before heading into underground pipes which carry away excess water runoff during storms or heavy rains." Retaining Walls Retaining walls are used to hold back earth from a slope. They are often used to create a level area for a patio or deck, and can be built from stone, brick, concrete and other materials. Retaining walls can be built using a variety of techniques: dry-stack (with no mortar); mortared; block-and-stucco style with stucco applied over top of blocks; or stacked stone where each layer overlaps the previous one by at least 6 inches. Drainage Systems Drainage systems are an important part of any landscaping project. Drainage systems allow water to flow away from your property, keeping it healthy, safe and dry. They also help keep the area around your home clean by preventing mud puddles from forming on the surface of your lawn or driveway. Drainage systems can be installed in several different ways depending on their size and complexity. The most basic form of drainage system consists of [...]
