From design to installation, Shade Tree Landscaping builds outdoor spaces that hold up — with grading and drainage done right the first time.
Tell us about your property and lawn condition.
Our grading is designed to move water away from your home, preventing the pooling and foundation issues that come from a rushed job.
We've worked properties throughout and know how the soil, slope, and seasons here behave.
From single-family yards to custom home builder partnerships and commercial properties, we scale to the job.
A beautiful yard is only half the job. If the grading underneath it is off, you’ll be dealing with soggy lawns, foundation damage, and standing water against your house within a year or two. Shade Tree Landscaping has spent over 10 years designing and installing full-property landscapes across Greer, Greenville, Simpsonville, and the surrounding Upstate — and every project starts with getting the ground right before anything gets planted.
Whether you’re landscaping a brand-new build, refreshing an established property, or planning a complete yard overhaul, we combine proper grading, healthy soil, and thoughtful design so your landscape looks good and performs well for years, not just for one season.
Complete yard transformations planned around your property's layout, sun exposure, and drainage needs.
Precision grading so water flows away from your home instead of pooling against it.
Once your landscape is installed, we offer maintenance plans to keep it healthy and looking its best year-round.
We walk the property in person to evaluate grading, soil, drainage, and design opportunities before recommending anything.
You’ll receive a clear, itemized quote based on exactly what your property needs.
Our crew handles grading, soil prep, planting, sod, and mulching with the same attention to detail on every job.
Once your landscape is installed, we offer maintenance plans to keep it healthy and looking its best year-round.
Landscaping isn’t just about how your yard looks from the street — it’s one of the biggest factors in protecting your home’s foundation, your lawn’s long-term health, and your property value. Poor grading sends water straight toward your foundation, where it can cause cracking, basement moisture, and costly repairs down the road. Compacted, unmodified soil struggles to support healthy grass or plantings no matter how much you water or fertilize it.
