23
Nov
Why Winter Is the Most Important Season for Landscape Drainage — And Why Georgia Homeowners Should Act Now
Winter reveals the truth about your yard. When temperatures drop and rain lingers, standing water, soggy grass, and foundation moisture become far more noticeable and…
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22
Nov
The Dirt Doctor’s Complete Guide to Dry Creek Beds — How to Identify Landscape Drainage Problems and When Your Yard Needs One
If your yard struggles with standing water, soil erosion, or runoff that flows where it shouldn’t, you may be facing a drainage problem that won’t…
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20
Nov
The Dirt Doctor’s Guide to Retaining Walls — Why Your Yard Needs One and Why Now Is the Best Time to Get a Free Quote
Retaining walls do far more than hold back soil — they protect your home, prevent erosion, and turn unusable slopes into valuable, level yard space.…
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19
Nov
The Essential Guide to Landscape Drainage — Protecting Your Home From the Ground Up
Landscape drainage isn’t just a landscaping detail — it’s the foundation of a healthy, long-lasting yard. When water can’t move the way it should, it…
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17
Nov
Winter Waterproofing: How Decorative Gravel & River Rock Protect Your Foundation From Standing Water
Winter exposes the truth about your yard. When temperatures drop and rainfall increases, standing water becomes more than an inconvenience
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16
Nov
The Ultimate Guide to Landscape Drainage Solutions — How to Protect Your Home, Yard & Foundation in Georgia
Struggling with standing water, sinking soil, or a yard that stays soggy long after it rains? You’re not alone. Georgia’s red clay soil makes drainage…
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15
Nov
Standing Water Is Telling You Something! Here’s How to Listen
standing water isn’t just a nuisance — it’s your yard’s way of warning you that something deeper is wrong. Whether it’s poor grading, compacted Georgia…
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14
Nov
5 Plants to Prune in November Before It’s Too Late
November is the perfect month to give your landscape a healthy head start on spring. From crape myrtles to hydrangeas, several popular Georgia plants need…
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12
Nov
5 Signs Your Yard Is Begging for New Sod
If your lawn is looking thin, patchy, or tired no matter how much you water it, your yard may be trying to tell you something.…
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10
Nov
Why Your Yard Deserves a Checkup
Your yard works hard year-round, but most homeowners don’t realize how quickly small landscape issues can grow into expensive problems. From hidden drainage failures to…
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09
Nov
5 Common Drainage Mistakes Homeowners Make — and How to Fix Them
Most drainage problems don’t start with flooding—they start with small, easy-to-miss issues that silently damage your yard, foundation, and landscaping. In this Dirt Doctor® guide,…
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08
Nov
How to Choose the Right Landscape Professional for Your Home — What Every Georgia Homeowner Should Know
Choosing the right landscape professional is one of the most important decisions a Georgia homeowner can make. With our state’s heavy clay soil, unpredictable rainfall,…
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07
Nov
More Than Just Landscaping — How Brooks Landscaping Solves Problems from the Ground Up
Most landscaping companies focus on looks. At Brooks Landscaping, we focus on what’s beneath the surface. Beautiful yards start with healthy soil, proper grading, and…
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06
Nov
The Truth About Yard Grading — Why Most Homes Are Sloped the Wrong Way
Most homeowners never think about yard grading—until water starts pooling, the basement smells musty, or the lawn turns into a muddy mess after every rainfall.…
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