DeMott's Landscape Services, LLC

Don't shove your leaves into bags, give us a call for leaf removal. 100% of the leaves we collect are recycled back to mulch and soils..

Thank you DeMott's Landscape Services, LLC for your sponsorship of the inaugural McKaig 5k Trail Race! Landscaping done right the first time. See you next Saturday!

Finished product..

Still going strong with this warm weather, finished up a flagstone patio with fire pit today.. great work guys...

Hardscaping is a type of landscaping design that can be used to build exceptional outdoor patios. Features that are often utilized with hardscaping design include stairs, hardwood and tile floors, seating areas, terraced walls and level planters.

Landscaping with ponds, waterfalls, and decks delivers a strong visual appeal. The eye-appeal of the tiers, textures, and combination of materials creates an effect that is relaxing enjoyable. It will also increase the value of your property.

If you're property backs up to creek or stream, adding a water feature in your yard could be easier than you think. It may be possible to use the existing water source as the water supply for yours.

Your climate can be a major factor in determining the depth of your pond. When you have fish, two feet is normally sufficient, but it may need to be deeper if your area experiences deep freezes.

Rock gardens are making a big comeback, and in landscape design rock gardens can be built on a grand scale for unique and low maintenance yard features. Exotic rock gardens are designed with large colorful walks, pathways and groundcover borders.

Use native trees, shrubs, and plants in your landscaping design. They are naturally adapted to the climatic conditions of your region and will last longer and withstand rugged conditions better than non-native plants.

Did you know that landscape design can use the flow of water around your yard to built low maintenance landscape features? Filtering stones and deep rooted plants can all be designed with the flow of water to limit or remove the need for water systems.