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Landscape Enhancements

Serving Marlton, NJ, including Evesham, Mount Laurel and more!

Landscape Enhancement Services in Marlton, Evesham, Mount Laurel & Throughout South Jersey

Plantings, mulch, grading, sod, and more — done right or not at all

A well-kept lawn is a good start, but the details are what make a property stand out. Thomas and Son Landscaping has been serving Marlton and surrounding South Jersey communities since 2021 with a hands-on, owner-operated approach to landscape enhancements across Camden and Burlington County, NJ — from fresh mulch and seasonal color to new sod, grading, and brush clearing. Every project is handled with the same standard: if we can’t do it the right way, we’ll tell you upfront and point you in the right direction.

Whether you’re refreshing tired beds in Haddonfield, leveling uneven ground in Voorhees, or starting from scratch in Moorestown, our enhancement services are built around what your property actually needs. We use no pesticides and keep our environmental footprint minimal — because good results shouldn’t come at the expense of your yard’s long-term health. Call (585) 438-4120 to schedule a free estimate.

Plantings & Softscapes

Colorful annual flowers lining a garden walkway as part of a professional planting and softscape design
A well-planted landscape bed can completely transform the look and feel of your property from the street. We handle both new softscape installations and full bed renovations — clearing out old material, properly preparing the soil, and getting everything installed the way you want it. You choose the flowers and plants you love, and we make sure they go into ground that's ready to support them across spring, summer, and fall.

Annual Flowers

Neatly constructed segmental block retaining wall holding back a raised planting bed
Annual flowers are one of the most reliable ways to keep your landscape beds looking vibrant from spring through fall. Unlike perennials, annuals bloom hard from the moment they're installed right up until the first frost, delivering months of consistent color. We select varieties based on your beds' sun exposure, soil conditions, and aesthetic goals, rotating plantings each season to ensure what goes in the ground is well-suited to perform. We can also pair your flower installation with fresh mulch for a clean, finished look.

Mulch Installation

A landscaped bed with fresh black mulch around a shrub and decorative stones, creating a neat residential garden edge.
A fresh layer of mulch does more than improve the appearance of your landscape beds — it retains soil moisture, regulates temperature, suppresses weeds, and enriches the soil as it breaks down over time. We install black and brown mulch entirely by hand, ensuring consistent depth and careful coverage around plant bases throughout every bed. We recommend refreshing your mulch once a year to maintain both the look and the benefits, and we make that process simple and straightforward.

Rock Installation

Decorative landscape rocks and gravel used as a low-maintenance ground cover in a garden bed
If you're looking for a low-maintenance alternative to mulch, decorative rock installation is worth considering. We install river rock and crushed gravel ground coverings in landscape beds, offering a durable solution that holds its color and structure through every season without needing annual replenishment. We handle everything from bed preparation and weed barrier installation to hand-spreading and final grading, ensuring consistent, clean coverage throughout your beds.

Grading

Graded soil being prepared to improve yard drainage and create a level surface for landscaping
Uneven ground doesn't just look bad — it creates drainage problems that can damage your lawn, landscape beds, and even your foundation over time. We assess your property's specific problem areas and recontour the land to move water away from your structures and off your lawn. Our grading service is available as a standalone solution, so you don't need to be in the middle of a larger project to get the issue corrected.

Brush Hogging

An aerial view of a tractor bush hogging and clearing an overgrown field with a rotary cutter
When overgrowth has taken hold of a lot, field, or large parcel of land, standard mowing equipment won't get the job done. We use heavy-duty rotary cutting equipment to clear tall grass, dense weeds, and woody brush from neglected or hard-to-manage properties. Before any equipment fires up, we walk the property to identify obstructions and align on the scope of work — and we don't collect the final payment until you've walked the land and you're satisfied with the results.

New Lawn Seeding

Grass seed and fresh green sprouts emerging from dark soil, showing new grass coming in after overseeding
Starting a lawn from scratch or filling in thin, bare areas takes more than just spreading seed — it takes the right preparation. We dethatch, aerate, seed, and topdress with quality soil to give every seed the best possible chance to germinate and establish. We use grass varieties suited to New Jersey lawns, including Zoysia, bluegrass, and fescue, selected based on your yard's conditions. For more severe damage, we'll recommend sod installation when it's the smarter solution for your situation.

Sod Installation

Neatly stacked rolls of healthy green sod prepared for a landscaping project.
If your lawn has bare patches, dead zones, or areas that never recovered from a rough season, sod is often the most practical path to a healthy, finished-looking yard. We remove the old turf, prepare the soil with a loose and nutrient-receptive base, and carefully mate each piece of sod to ensure proper root contact from the start. Unlike seeding, sod gives you an established, uniform lawn almost immediately — no waiting months for results.

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