Commercial grounds maintenance and snow plowing in Reynoldsburg, with landscape design, hardscaping and lawn care by our own team.
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Reynoldsburg, Ohio
Peabody Landscape Group does landscape design, construction and maintenance in Reynoldsburg, Ohio, from our yard on Dublin Road in Columbus. We have been in business since 1982. We care for commercial properties in Reynoldsburg: recurring grounds maintenance, snow plowing and salting, and landscape installation. Our own team designs and builds.
Checked against city sources in October 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the city before you build.
Services
Most of our Reynoldsburg work is commercial: recurring grounds maintenance, snow plowing and salting for commercial properties, and landscape installation when a property needs it.
Retail strips, office parks, apartment and condominium communities and HOA common areas each need a different scope. We write down what is mowed, trimmed, mulched and cleaned up, and which lots and walks are plowed, so a property manager can read one page and know what to expect.
A property that needs more than upkeep can add landscape improvements to the same relationship, such as replacing worn beds, entrance planting or drainage fixes in a parking-lot island. See what a maintenance scope should include.
We install residential landscapes in Reynoldsburg too. Our own team draws the plan and builds it, whether it is a new landscape design or a backyard renovation.
Many suburban lots have a thin foundation planting and a bare back yard. A plan for a lot like that usually starts with the front beds, adds trees and shrubs sized for the house, and then lays out the back yard for a patio, lawn and play space. See what landscaping costs in Central Ohio.
We do hardscaping in Reynoldsburg, including paver patio installation, walks, steps, seat walls, and fire pit and fire feature construction. See what patios cost here.
A patio on a typical suburban lot is built on a compacted stone base and set to shed water away from the house and off the neighbor's yard. Where the yard falls away, a short retaining wall can make the level ground a patio needs. Our pages on paver patios and fire pits show how these are put together.
Reynoldsburg lighting is low-voltage path, step, patio and tree lighting for homes.
Fixtures are placed where they light the surface and hide the source, and the wire is buried out of the way of mowers and edgers. Lighting can go in with a new patio, or be added to a finished yard. See what landscape lighting costs.
A built-in fire pit for a Reynoldsburg patio is built from a footing up in block or stone and sized to the patio, so it matches the rest of the hardscape and stays put.
A kit sits on the patio and can be moved; built-in work lasts with the patio. More on our fire pits and fireplaces.
We offer lawn care and recurring maintenance for Reynoldsburg homes. For lawns and beds that need water we also install and service sprinkler systems.
Weekly visits cover mowing, edging and blowing off the walks, with bed weeding, mulch and shrub trimming on a set schedule. Fertilization and weed control follow the season, and spring and fall cleanups bookend the year. Our maintenance cost guide explains what drives the price.
In Reynoldsburg, trees between the street and the sidewalk are the property owner's responsibility. The city asks for 14 ft of clearance over the roadway and 10 ft over the sidewalk, and offers a Right of Way Permit and an approved street tree list.
Fences up to 6 ft and retaining walls up to 4 ft, measured footing to top, are exempt from building approval. Dumping leaves or clippings on public property is prohibited.
The work here runs two ways. Commercial properties get recurring grounds care and snow service on a written scope. Homes get design, hardscaping and lawn care from the same company.
The two kinds of work have different rhythms. A commercial lot is judged on how it looks every week and whether it is open after a storm. A home project is judged on how it fits the family and the house. We plan each one around that.
In Reynoldsburg we work in Spinnaker Club, Turnberry Farms, Wheaton Village and the Haaf Farms area.
Commercial snow terms come in a few forms, and the choice changes what you pay in a light winter and a heavy one. Our snow contract guide explains per-push, per-event and seasonal terms so you can pick one on purpose.
Salt use and walk clearing are written into the scope, so the lot and the entries are covered the way you agreed. Our pre-winter checklist for commercial properties lists what to settle before the first storm.
Reynoldsburg inquiries sent by contact form or phone go to the account lead for that property type. We set a visit on your schedule and look at the whole property, whether it is a commercial lot or a house, and talk through what you want changed.
Access, grade and drainage questions are dealt with at that visit, before the build. A plan and a written proposal come ahead of any work.
Yes. We do commercial grounds maintenance, snow removal and landscape installation in Reynoldsburg.
Yes. We plow and salt commercial lots and clear walks in Reynoldsburg.
Yes. Peabody Landscape Group draws the plan and builds it with its own crew, from foundation planting and tree installation to a full backyard renovation.
We do. Fire pits, fireplaces and seat walls are built by our own crew, on a base sized for the structure and set back from the house.
Peabody Landscape Group designs and installs paver patios, walks, steps, seat walls and fire features in Reynoldsburg with its own crews.
We do. In Reynoldsburg that is low-voltage lighting for home paths, steps, patios and trees.
Yes. In Reynoldsburg we regrade, redirect downspouts and surface water, and add dry wells and drain lines where needed.
Yes. Reynoldsburg homes can have weekly lawn care, spring and fall cleanups, and sprinkler installation and service.
In Reynoldsburg that is the property owner. The city asks for 14 ft of clearance over the roadway and 10 ft over the sidewalk.
Fences 6 ft or under and retaining walls 4 ft or under, measured footing to top, are exempt from building approval. Check the current rules with the city before you build.
Tell us about the property, the work, and the timing.
