Jordan Oliver - Crafton's Certified Landscaping

Absolutely. For shifting rock gardens, we assess the base and drainage, often rebuilding with proper compacted materials and secure edging to prevent future movement. For patchy lawns common in our area, we diagnose the cause—which could be soil compaction, thatch, or drainage—and implement solutions like core aeration, overseeding with hardy grass blends, and improving soil health to create a more resilient, even turf.

Yes, that's a specialty. I can manage the entire process: constructing or repairing the interior walls, installing and finishing the drywall (including taping, mudding, and texturing), and then completing the job with interior painting or staining. Handling it all myself ensures consistency, keeps the project on schedule, and can be more budget-friendly as it eliminates the need to coordinate multiple contractors.

While I primarily work alone, my approach is to plan meticulously and tackle projects in clear, efficient stages. For substantial installations like driveways or patios, this involves precise site preparation, proper material sourcing, and focused construction. This solo method allows for direct quality control and clear communication throughout the project. I'm insured and will always recommend bringing in a specialized partner only if a project truly requires a larger crew, ensuring you get the right expertise for the job.