Pine Straw Installation
Beautify your landscape beds with golden leaf pine straw and let your yard’s brilliance shine through! All primary pine straw service packages include materials, labor, and delivery all-in-one. In other words, you don’t have to lift a finger in the process!
Features
Premium Quality Pine Straw
Tucked Borders
Tucked borders creates a level of edging around the pine straw application areas, forming a barrier to help protect against weather and traffic. Plus, it looks nice and well-leveled across the edges!
Bulk Pricing
Thorough Clean-Up
No pine needle left behind! Needles that fall from any bales will be gathered and re-applied to ensure you get everything out of your investment. In addition, we won't leave our trash behind and and will make sure it all looks spotless!
Pricing
Standard
Starting at
-
Pick up and deliver bales
-
Spread bales evenly across desired area(s)
-
Clean-up leftover pine needles
Pro
Starting at
-
Everything in the Standard package
-
Clean up existing debris before application**
-
Edge landscape bed borders
**Only includes cleaning up an initial layer (approx. 1 inch). Thick and deeper layers that have been built-up over the years will require an extra fee.
Bulk Pricing Table
| Quantity ($) | 1-30 Bales | 31-60 Bales | 61-90 Bales | 91+ Bales |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Plan | $12.00 per bale | $11.50 per bale | $11.00 per bale | $10.00 per bale |
| Pro Plan | $15.00 per bale | $14.50 per bale | $14.00 per bale | $13.00 per bale |
Pine Straw Installation FAQs
Each bale of pine straw we use covers between 75 – 100 square feet, which is at 2″-3″depth.
Beyond just looking pretty, pine straw has many benefits:
- Insulates plant roots from extreme temperatures
- Reduces evaporation, conserving your soil’s moisture
- Helps to control weeds and discourage growth
- Provides nutrients to surrounding plants and vegetation (although not a lot of nutrients, any amount helps)
Pine straw is good at holding its ground; however, it can surely be overwhelmed with enough force. One simple way to help keep it stabilized is to tuck the borders, which is something we do for all Pine Straw Installation jobs. But sometimes even that’s not enough, here are some other defensive measures:
- Installing material landscape borders (stone, brick, metal, etc.)
- Spreading pine straw around flat landscape beds, rather than ones on a hill
- Providing a deeply edged/trenched border (we provide this service in our Pro plan)
Please fill out the estimate form by clicking here