Dallas–Fort Worth service guide

Landscaping companies in DFW

Compare DFW landscapers on site assessment, plant and irrigation choices, maintenance expectations, drainage assumptions, and an itemized installation plan suited to the property—not on a concept image alone.

8 DFW providers

Use these profiles to build a shortlist. Coverage and availability should be confirmed directly; unverified records are public research listings, not endorsements.

DFW service area

All-Star Property Services reports offering Handyman, Landscaping, House Cleaning, Painting in parts of DFW. This is an unclaimed, unverified research listing, not an endorsement. Property make-ready and maintenance: handyman repairs, landscaping and move-in/deep cleaning. Recurring housekeeping is not confirmed. Painting services are advertised on the linked official site; confirm interior/exterior scope and project size. Dallas, Fort Worth and Arlington are explicitly named in the official service-area material; added after owner confirmation of launch scope.

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DFW service area

Aqua Terra Company reports offering Landscaping in parts of DFW. This is an unclaimed, unverified research listing, not an endorsement. Cities named on the linked provider website. Availability and exact address require confirmation with the provider. Dallas, Fort Worth and Arlington are explicitly named in the official service-area material; added after owner confirmation of launch scope.

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DFW service area

Black Diamond Landscaping reports offering Landscaping in parts of DFW. This is an unclaimed, unverified research listing, not an endorsement. Published regional service list; Celina is described as sometimes included and Grand Prairie as southern sections only. Exact address availability requires confirmation. Dallas, Fort Worth and Arlington are explicitly named in the official service-area material; added after owner confirmation of launch scope.

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DFW service area

Danny's Landscaping reports offering Landscaping in parts of DFW. This is an unclaimed, unverified research listing, not an endorsement. Published city coverage on the linked official website; exact address availability requires provider confirmation.

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DFW service area

Dream Yard reports offering Landscaping in parts of DFW. This is an unclaimed, unverified research listing, not an endorsement. Published city coverage on the linked official website; exact address availability requires provider confirmation.

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Keane Landscaping reports offering Landscaping, Pool Service in parts of DFW. This is an unclaimed, unverified research listing, not an endorsement. Service-area page includes landscaping and pool repair. Pool Service means repair capability; recurring pool maintenance is not confirmed. Dallas, Fort Worth and Arlington are explicitly named in the official service-area material; added after owner confirmation of launch scope.

LandscapingPool Service

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DFW service area

Turf Green Pro reports offering Landscaping in parts of DFW. This is an unclaimed, unverified research listing, not an endorsement. Cities named on the linked provider website. Availability and exact address require confirmation with the provider. Dallas, Fort Worth and Arlington are explicitly named in the official service-area material; added after owner confirmation of launch scope.

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DFW service area

Zoysia Sod reports offering Landscaping in parts of DFW. This is an unclaimed, unverified research listing, not an endorsement. Sod supply/installation specialist; Landscaping category does not imply general lawn-maintenance service.

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Editorially reviewed DFW area guides

Arlington, Dallas, Fort Worth, Frisco, McKinney, Plano, Southlake

Service Pros DFW editorial guideReviewed October 25, 2026 · How we research and label listings

Homeowner guide

How to compare landscaping providers in DFW

Compare DFW landscapers on site assessment, plant and irrigation choices, maintenance expectations, drainage assumptions, and an itemized installation plan suited to the property—not on a concept image alone.

Plan the request

Define the outcome first: routine maintenance, irrigation repair, drainage improvement, planting, hardscape, lighting, or a full redesign. Photograph sun exposure and problem areas after rain, and note pets, gates, utilities, and how much ongoing maintenance you want.

Put this in the quote

  • Plant names and sizes, material quantities, bed preparation, soil amendments, and mulch
  • Irrigation zones or repairs, drainage scope, hauling, cleanup, and utility-locate responsibility
  • Hardscape base preparation, finish materials, equipment access, and restoration
  • Establishment care, replacement terms, maintenance visits, and exclusions

Questions to ask

  • What site conditions shaped this plan, and what assumptions still need confirmation?
  • How will drainage move without sending water toward a structure or neighboring property?
  • What will the landscape need during the first season and after establishment?
  • Which substitutions require my approval if a plant or material is unavailable?

DFW planning notes

  • North Texas heat, periodic freezes, water restrictions, and clay-heavy soils can affect plant selection, drainage, and irrigation scheduling.
  • Large grading, retaining, drainage, irrigation, or electrical elements may trigger different local requirements. Confirm the exact scope with the municipality and provider.
  • Ask how the plan handles mature size, foundation clearance, utility easements, and access for future maintenance.

How should you make the final choice?

Compare lifecycle requirements as well as installation price. A plan with clear quantities, establishment care, drainage logic, and maintenance expectations is more useful than a low bid built from allowances.

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Landscaping questions, answered

What should a DFW landscaping proposal include?

Look for a scaled or clearly described scope, plant and material specifications, quantities, site preparation, irrigation or drainage work, hauling, establishment care, warranty terms, and exclusions.

Why do landscaping bids vary so much?

Bids may assume different plant sizes, material depths, base preparation, drainage work, irrigation changes, access, cleanup, and warranties. Normalize those details before comparing totals.

How should I plan landscaping for North Texas weather?

Ask how plant selection, irrigation, soil preparation, drainage, heat, and freeze exposure were considered for the exact site. Confirm current watering rules locally.