Lawn, landscape, patio, tree, fence and snow, handled by one Buffalo company that has been on the same streets since 2009.
Mowing, edging, mulch, the hedge, the tree that dropped a limb, the driveway in January. KP Landscaping takes the whole list off your hands with one crew that already knows your street, one written price, and one number to call.
Six service lines, all in-house. No subcontractors, no separate company for the tree or the fence.
A lawn that looks cut on purpose. Straight lines, clean edges along the drive and sidewalk, and a crew that shows up the same day every week.
Beds with a real edge, plants that survive their first Buffalo winter, and mulch that stays put. Landscaping that still looks right in year three.
Patios and walls that are still level after ten Buffalo winters. Built on the base, not on the dirt.
Big trees on small Buffalo lots. We take them down in pieces, from a tracked lift that fits through a gate, and leave the lawn the way we found it.
Straight fences, level decks and porches you can sit on in October. Built by the same crew that does the rest of your yard.
Ninety-plus inches a year. A crew that is already out before you wake up. A driveway you can back out of at 6am.
Scroll the year. Every job on it is one KP crew.
Mar to May. Average last frost in Buffalo.
Plow ridges on the lawn edge, salt burn along the walk, beds that lost their shape under two feet of snow. We come in with a cleanup, recut every edge, prune what the ice bent, and get the first mulch down before the weeds do.
Jun to Aug. Our summer cut height.
Buffalo summers are short and the turf knows it. Weekly mowing at a taller height keeps the lawn green through the July dry spell. Meanwhile the build crew is setting patio bases, hanging fences and framing decks while the ground is dry.
Sep to Nov. Average first frost.
September is when new grass takes in Western New York. It is also when the maples show which limbs are dead and when a retaining wall can still be set before the ground freezes. Leaves come down in one week in late October and we haul them out.
Dec to Feb. Average annual snowfall.
Lake-effect drops a foot on Orchard Park while Amherst gets an inch. Our trucks run town-by-town routes on a 2 inch trigger so the driveway is open when you need to leave. Storm-damaged trees get a same-day call back, day or night.
Real jobs from Amherst, Cheektowaga, Tonawanda, Orchard Park and the city. Not stock photos.
Erie County sits on glacial clay that floods in April and bakes in July. We grade, amend and plant for it instead of fighting it.
We plant what survives a Buffalo January. Local growers, hardy varieties, planted high with the root flare showing.
Every fence post, deck footing and patio base goes below it. That is why our work is still level in year ten.
Routes grouped by town so the plow is already in the band when it hits. Trees pruned for wind, not just for looks.
Buffalo and the towns around it, in Erie and Niagara County. If you are inside this list, you are on a route.
Tell us what the yard needs. We ask a few questions and set a time to walk it with you, usually within a few days.
The person who writes the estimate is the person who leads the crew. You get a written price, the materials named, and a schedule.
On the date we agreed. We finish, clean up, walk it with you again, and you pay when you are happy.
Tell us what needs doing and where you are. We will call back, walk the yard, and put a real number in writing.