Irmo and the Dutch Fork

Irmo straddles Lexington and Richland counties near the Lake Murray dam, and the surrounding area — Harbison, Ballentine, Seven Oaks, St. Andrews, and the Dutch Fork — shares the same terrain: rolling lots, established trees, and yards that fall toward a street, a creek, or the lake.

Slopes are where drainage and hardscape meet

On a sloped lot, water is doing something whether you planned for it or not. Runoff cuts through beds, mulch ends up in the street, patios settle at the downhill edge, and retaining walls built without drainage behind them lean within a few years. We grade and drain first, then build walls and patios that hold, with proper base, backfill, and a way for water behind the wall to leave.

Common work in Irmo

• Retaining walls, patios, steps, and walkways

• Drainage, swales, and dry creek beds on grade

• Shade-tolerant planting and screening under mature canopy

• Irrigation adjustments for slope and runoff

• Landscape lighting for steps, paths, and trees

• Grounds Work and exterior cleaning

Tree work here

Mature hardwoods are the best thing about these lots and the most expensive thing to get wrong. We handle ANSI A300 pruning, deadwooding, and roof clearance, plus removals, stump grinding, and cabling and bracing for old trees with split unions. Declining canopies get a tree health assessment before anyone quotes a removal.

Nearby areas we serve

We also work in Chapin, Lexington, Columbia, West Columbia and Cayce. See every service area.

Start with a walk-through

Call (803) 343-9655 or send us the details. We will walk the property and give you a clear, written scope.