What's Included
Every job we do in Camden County covers the following — no hidden add-ons, no surprise line items when the invoice arrives.
Mulch Application
Even, properly-depths mulch installed to suppress weeds and retain soil moisture.
Bed Edging
Clean-cut borders between beds and lawn for a polished, defined look.
Weed Removal
Existing weeds pulled before mulch goes down so they don't grow back through.
Bed Renovation
Overgrown or neglected beds cleared, shaped, and freshened from scratch.
Moisture Retention
Clean stone, brick, or steel edging to define and frame your landscape beds.
Curb Appeal Upgrade
A fresh mulch install is the fastest way to transform how your property looks.
How It Works
We keep the process simple, transparent, and pressure-free from first contact to final result.
Measure & Quote
We measure your beds, calculate material needed, and give you a flat written quote.
Bed Prep
Weeds pulled, old mulch turned or removed, edges re-cut before anything new goes in.
Mulch Installation
Fresh mulch spread evenly at the right depth — typically 2–3 inches. Kept back from plant bases.
Final Cleanup
All excess material removed from hard surfaces. We leave your property clean.
South Jersey Expertise You Can Feel
Mulch depth matters more in South Jersey than most homeowners realize. Camden County's sandy, well-draining soils lose moisture quickly in summer — proper mulching is one of the most effective ways to protect your plantings from heat stress during July and August. The sweet spot is 2–3 inches. Too thin and you lose the weed suppression and moisture benefits; too thick (more than 4 inches) can suffocate roots and trap moisture against plant stems, causing rot.
We use quality hardwood mulch and can source dyed varieties if you prefer a specific look. We also keep mulch pulled back from tree and shrub bases — a detail many crews skip, but one that prevents the fungal issues and bark rot that "mulch volcanoes" cause over time.
Working in Camden County Since Day One
Even Steven's serves Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, Collingswood, Haddon Township, and communities throughout Camden and Gloudcester Counties — from Pennsauken down through Bellmawr. We know these properties because they're our neighborhoods too.