Boulder Landscapes

About

Boulder Landscapes a division of Good Nature Groundskeeping, Inc. : Serving the neighborhoods and light commercial businesses of and surrounding North Pittsburgh since 1994. We have been proudly serving the Pittsburgh area for close to 20 years with ground breaking new projects and with existing outside enhancements. We specialize in natural landscaping which include Rock and boulders to create an old world feel or upscale charm to add to any home. No matter what your budget allows we can adapt a landscape to impress and have a lasting effect the will never go out of style. Proudly offering the following services: Boulders, Ponds, Waterfalls, Landscaping, Mulching, Grass Cutting, Natural Landscapes, Lawn Care, Bobcat Services, Excavation, Land Clearing, Hauling, Spring and Fall Clean up’s, Tree Service, Tree Pruning, Shrubs, Planting, Pressure Washing, Wall Systems, Wall Repairs, Wall Rebuilds, Paver Walkways, Landscape Lighting and full electrical services. Now offering crane services for Boulder Placements, Heavy Tree plantings and much more. My name is Brian Wohlgemuth and I'm the owner and operator of Good Nature Groundskeeping,Inc and Boulder Landscapes. I have been proudly serving the North Hills of Pittsburgh and surrounding communities for more than 20 years. Through hard work and dedication I have developed an excellent rapport with my clients and a solid reputation. I listen to my clients and try to exceed their expectations for each and every facet of the project, from lawn maintenance to large landscape construction. I look forward to meeting you and giving the service you expect. Our company works year round and offers senior and military discounts. https://www.boulderlandscapes.net http://www.facebook.com/boulderlandscapes Blog: http://boulderlandscapes.blogspot.com/ http://www.pinterest.com/boulder1000/ Our company proudly supports and contributes to the following charities: Wounded warriors project St. Jude hospital Children's hospital of Pittsburgh Red Cross Little sisters of the poor Pittsburgh food bank