Fresh mulch does more than tidy a bed — it holds moisture through a Tennessee summer, keeps soil temperature steady, and smothers most of the weeds before they start. We clear the beds first, cut a clean edge, then lay mulch at a proper depth and keep it pulled back off trunks and stems, because mulch piled against bark is what rots the plant you were trying to protect.
Our Process
1
Free Estimate
We measure the beds and quote the mulch and labor together, with no surprise add-ons.
2
Clear & Edge
Weeds come out, old matted mulch is broken up, and the bed edge is cut clean.
3
Spread
Mulch goes down at an even depth, worked around plants and pulled back off every stem.
4
Finish
Edges are tidied, hard surfaces blown off, and the beds are left ready to look at.