Company Overview
E Smith Landscape Construction is a Pembroke-based landscaping company dedicated to solving the common local problems of yard drainage and persistent mulch bed weeds. They understand how the local soil and climate in Pembroke contribute to these issues and provide targeted solutions. For drainage, they assess and install systems like French drains, grading, and dry wells to redirect water away from foundations and prevent soggy lawns. To combat weeds in mulch beds, they focus on proper bed preparation, installation of quality weed barriers, and the use of effective mulching techniques that suppress growth. Their work is rooted in local knowledge, ensuring durable and aesthetically pleasing results that stand up to Pembroke's specific conditions.
Service Capabilities
- Lawn care
- Tree care services
Question Answers
What's the most effective way to fix drainage in my Pembroke yard?
The most effective solution starts with a proper site assessment. In Pembroke, we often see issues with clay-heavy soil and natural low spots. We typically recommend and install systems like French drains paired with strategic regrading. This combination captures and redirects water away from your home's foundation and low-lying areas, preventing the soggy, muddy patches common in our local landscapes.
Why do weeds keep coming back in my mulch beds every year?
This is a frequent challenge in Pembroke. Often, it's due to a combination of existing weed seeds in the soil and an insufficient barrier. We tackle this by first removing all existing weeds and debris, then applying a high-quality, permeable landscape fabric. We then install a thick, fresh layer of mulch. This two-part approach smothers any remaining seeds and blocks new ones from taking root, giving you a clean, low-maintenance bed.
Can you handle both drainage and mulching in one project?
Absolutely. In fact, we often recommend addressing drainage and bed renovation together for the best long-term results. For example, we can regrade the soil to improve water flow away from your house and then create new, properly prepared mulch beds in the stabilized areas. This integrated approach solves the functional problem of water pooling while enhancing your home's curb appeal with beautiful, weed-resistant landscaping.

















