In Upper Merion Township (which includes King of Prussia), permits are generally not required for patios at grade level. However, patios with retaining walls over 4 feet, structures like pergolas, or patios that affect drainage patterns may require permits. We handle permit requirements as part of our service and ensure all work meets township codes.

The best window for core aeration in King of Prussia is mid-September through late October, when overnight temperatures drop below 60°F. Cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and fescue are entering their peak growth period, and aeration allows seed, water, and nutrients to reach the root zone before winter dormancy. Spring aeration (April-May) is a secondary option but less effective than fall.

Landscaping costs in King of Prussia vary by project type. Weekly lawn mowing typically runs $35-$75 per visit depending on lot size. Hardscaping projects like patios range from $3,000-$15,000+ for residential properties. Full landscape redesigns can range from $5,000 to $30,000 or more. Contact us for a free estimate specific to your property and goals.

Yes, we are based at 2520 Renaissance Blvd in King of Prussia, right in the Renaissance Park business district. We serve the entire Route 202 corridor, Henderson Road neighborhoods, Candlebrook, King Manor, and all Upper Merion Township residential and commercial areas. Our central location means quick response times throughout King of Prussia.

King of Prussia sits on heavy clay soil common to the Delaware Valley. Clay retains water, drains slowly, and can become compite when wet. This affects drainage, grading, and foundation work for hardscaping. It also makes proper aeration essential for healthy lawns. Our team understands these local conditions and designs solutions that work with our soil, not against it.