Upnorth Landscaping: Qualified Landscaping Services Serving Duluth, MN 55804
2935 Lavis Rd, Duluth, MN 55804
Meet the Team
Upnorth Landscaping serves the Duluth, MN community with practical, reliable solutions tailored to our unique Northland climate. A common local challenge is managing water issues, such as malfunctioning irrigation timers causing overwatering or standing water in yards, which can lead to soil erosion, plant stress, and mosquito breeding. Our team specializes in diagnosing and repairing these systems to ensure efficient watering that protects your lawn and conserves water. We also address drainage problems to eliminate standing water, safeguarding your property's foundation and landscape health. Trust Upnorth Landscaping for straightforward, expert care that keeps your outdoor space functional and thriving through every season.
Main Services
- Lawn care
- Tree care services
Common Questions
My yard in Duluth has standing water after rain. What can you do to fix it?
Yes, absolutely. In Duluth's terrain, creek beds, or dry streambeds, are an excellent, natural-looking solution for managing runoff and preventing standing water. We design and install these features using local stones and gravel to channel water away from problem areas, like soggy lawns or near foundations, towards a safer drainage point. This not only solves the water issue but also adds an attractive, low-maintenance landscape element to your property.
Can you fix an irrigation system that's causing puddles in my Duluth yard?
We can. Puddling often points to a faulty irrigation timer, a broken head, or a leak in the line. Our technicians will perform a full system inspection to locate the exact cause—whether it's a timer stuck in the 'on' position or a misaligned sprinkler head pooling water. We then make precise repairs or adjustments to restore even, efficient coverage, preventing water waste and protecting your lawn from damage common in our local soil conditions.
What's a good first step if my irrigation timer in Duluth fails and I have standing water?
The first and safest step is to manually shut off the water supply to your irrigation system at the main valve to prevent further flooding. Then, give us a call. We'll schedule a prompt assessment to diagnose the timer failure—often due to power surges or moisture damage from our climate—and address any immediate drainage needs for the standing water. A quick response can prevent more extensive damage to your landscape and system components.

















