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Weseethewholeproperty,not isolated projects.

Turf, water, drainage and outdoor living, planned as one connected exterior.

The work is public.

Cleanup, sod, grading, planting and fences across the Gwinnett area, posted by the crew that did it, as it happened.

Gwinnett County, Georgia

Local crew. North Atlanta properties.

Commercial and residential

Two buyer paths, one intake.

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The grass is only the surface.

One property. One connected plan.

Good outdoor work starts by looking at the whole property. Then we fix the right problem in the right order.

Aerial concept of a connected backyard: turf, drainage, deck, path and fire pit

Turf affects water.

A lawn that will not drain tells you where the ground is wrong before any sod goes down.

Water follows grade.

Where runoff enters, sits and leaves the property shows what drainage work is needed.

The slope affects everything above it.

Patios, walls, decks and beds last longer when the base and water are handled first.

Water first. Grade second. Finish last.

  1. 1

    Share the property

    Where it is, what kind of property it is, and what needs attention: the lawn, the water, the grade, the structure, or all of it.

  2. 2

    LMB reads the site

    We follow the water, check the slope and see how you use the space. Then we make a clear plan.

  3. 3

    The work runs in order

    Drainage and grade before sod, walls and patios. Then the finish people see, and the care that keeps it that way.

LMB reads the siteThe work runs in order

What LMB builds and keeps.

Commercial grounds and residential projects, planned around the same property logic.

Commercial grounds

Commercial grounds

Mowing, edging, trimming, cleanup and bed care for hotels, offices, retail, HOAs and multifamily properties.

Explore commercial grounds
Landscape enhancements
Hardscapes and patios
Retaining walls
Drainage
Sod and grading

Reviewed by the people whose projects we finished.

Exact quotes as published. Names and dates as given.

They were professional, showed up on time, and paid attention to every detail. The results came out even better than I expected.
Alfred GonzálezApr 16, 2026
They did a great job installing sod, painting our fence, mulching and trimming up our bushes. They are super communicative and very polite.
Dawn SmithApr 11, 2026
LMB just completed my yard and it looks AMAZING! They were polite on time responsive to my questions and completed the job with hustle and purpose!
Lorren crawfordMar 31, 2026
From the initial quote to the final walkthrough, their service was incredibly professional and, importantly, very affordable. A special shout-out goes to Bernardo, who was assigned to our project.
Diego VargasJan 15, 2026

The cheapest fix can become the most expensive.

Many repeat jobs happen because the visible work was done first. LMB does the work in the right order so you do not pay for it twice.

01

Sod over bad ground

New turf on a low spot that holds water can fail again next wet season. We check the slope and drainage before new sod goes down.

02

A wall without drainage

Water behind a retaining wall is what moves it. Drainage belongs in the wall plan from the start, not after it leans.

03

A patio on the wrong base

Size, shape, base and the water path are decided before the pavers. The surface comes last.

What happens after you reach out

  1. 1Share the property and the kind of help you need.
  2. 2LMB reviews the address and service fit.
  3. 3We schedule a walkthrough and explain what comes next.

Straight answers

Anything else, ask on the walkthrough.

  • Hotels, offices, retail properties, HOAs and multifamily properties, plus residential projects, within Gwinnett County, Georgia.

Gwinnett County.Bring the property.We'll bring the plan.

Tell us what you want fixed. LMB will look at the property, listen to what matters to you, and explain the work, price and next steps.

  • Property and locationWhere it is and what kind of property it is.
  • What needs attentionThe lawn, the water, the grade, the structure, or all of it.
  • Care or improvementRegular lawn care, a one-time project, or both.

Tell us about your property.

Send your details to request an estimate. We’ll review the property and the work you have in mind.

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