Top-Rated Landscapers in Slatington, PA 18080 - Rooney Landscaping

In our area, the most frequent cause is compacted clay soil and improper grading, which prevents water from draining away from your home's foundation. We fix this by evaluating the yard's slope, then carefully regrading and installing solutions like French drains or dry creek beds to channel water safely away, protecting your property.

Absolutely. In Slatington, dying shrubs are often due to root rot from poor drainage, pest infestations common to our region, or disease. We'll inspect the plants and soil, identify the specific issue—whether it's environmental, pest-related, or a disease—and recommend a treatment plan or resilient replacement plants suited to our local conditions.

Proactive care is key. We recommend annual landscape check-ups, especially in spring and fall. This includes checking drainage paths, aerating soil to prevent compaction, applying targeted mulch to protect plant roots, and selecting native, hardy plants that are naturally resilient to Pennsylvania's weather. We can set up a maintenance plan to keep your yard healthy year-round.