Landscaping in Seven Lakes, NC
Seven Lakes is a gated lake community in western Moore County with some of the most distinctive residential properties in the Sandhills. Larger lots, lakefront properties, and maintained grounds are common here.
Seven Lakes is a gated lake community in western Moore County with some of the most distinctive residential properties in the Sandhills. Larger lots, lakefront properties, and maintained grounds are common here.
Seven Lakes properties often feature larger lawn areas, mature landscaping, and water-adjacent terrain that needs careful attention, especially drainage and erosion near the lake. We handle everything from routine maintenance to full landscape redesigns, sod installs, and drainage solutions.
Services in Seven Lakes: lawn maintenance, landscape design, sod and seed installation, pine straw ($7.50/bale installed), drainage and grading, irrigation, and quarterly roof and gutter cleaning.
Seven Lakes is a gated lake community in western Moore County with premium landscaping expectations. Lakefront and lake-view properties here set a high visual bar, and the community's gate access and HOA structure requires coordination when scheduling service visits. We are experienced navigating gated community logistics and the elevated standards that come with lake-community properties.
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Mowing, edging, weed eating, blowing, hedge trimming, bed maintenance, and weed control on whatever schedule your Seven Lakes property needs.
Custom landscape design, garden bed development, sod installation, plant and tree work, pine straw ($7.50/bale installed), mulch, and seasonal color rotations.
Drainage solutions, light grading, irrigation installation, quarterly roof and gutter cleaning, property cleanups, and landscape restoration.
Seven Lakes homeowners expect quality work and consistent crews. We have been doing this since 1976. Same crew, same standards, every visit. The crew learns your property over time.
Over 50 years working properties across Moore County and Cumberland County. We know the soil, the climate, and what holds up in North Carolina.
Same faces on your property every visit. You will know who is coming and they will know your property.
We quote based on your property, not a package. Pine straw is $7.50/bale installed. Everything else quoted after we walk the space.
We come out, walk your property in Seven Lakes, and put together a real number. No charge, no obligation.
Straight answers about working with Earthtone Creations in Seven Lakes.
Yes. We come out to your Seven Lakes property at no charge, walk the space, and give you a real quote based on what we see. No phone estimates, no package pricing. You know exactly what the job involves and what it costs before anything starts.
We provide full-service residential and commercial landscaping in Seven Lakes and western Moore County including lawn maintenance, landscape design, sod and plant installation, pine straw ($7.50/bale installed), bed work, drainage, irrigation, and quarterly roof and gutter cleaning.
We quote based on your specific property. Seven Lakes properties are often lakefront or wooded, which brings unique drainage and plant-selection considerations we account for upfront. Pine straw is the only flat-rate service at $7.50 per bale installed. Everything else is quoted after we walk the property.
No. As long as we have access to the work areas, you do not need to be present. Many of our regular clients in Seven Lakes and across Moore County are not home during service. We will reach out if we run into anything unexpected.
Both. We work with Seven Lakes clients on ongoing maintenance programs and take on one-time projects like sod installs, landscape redesigns, pine straw, and cleanups. Ongoing clients get scheduling priority, but we do not turn down good work.
Earthtone Creations has been operating in the Moore County and Fayetteville region since 1976, over 50 years. Owner James Heustess has worked properties across Moore County and throughout central NC. The experience behind every estimate is real.