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Can You Landscape in Winter? Yes — Here’s How


❄️ Just Because It’s Cold Doesn’t Mean We Stop Working



You might assume landscaping shuts down when the ground freezes — but not at Olson Landscaping LLC.


While we pause mowing and sod installs in deep winter, we still tackle key projects year-round, especially in December through February.


If you’ve got drainage problems, overgrown beds, or prep work for spring, winter might be the smartest time to schedule it.





💪 What We Can Do in Winter




1.

Drainage Projects & French Drains



Soil is visible, leaves are gone, and we can trench without disturbing beds or turf.


  • French drain installs

  • Grading and redirection

  • Downspout extension work



Bonus: We get a clearer view of how water moves when plants are dormant.





2.

Rock Bed Renovations & Brush Clearing



Winter is perfect for:


  • Rock resets or weeded bed overhauls

  • Removing overgrowth from fence lines

  • Ripping out invasive ground cover

  • Cleaning out “forgotten zones” on your property



With plants dormant, we can see everything.





3.

Landscape Planning & Quotes



Want to install sod, a new layout, or a total cleanup in spring?


✅ We’ll walk the property and lock in your quote early.

✅ You’ll get priority scheduling when the season reopens.

✅ No last-minute scramble.





4.

Hardscape Prep Work



We can prep areas for:


  • Gravel paths

  • Raised beds

  • Light fence or edging installs

  • Shed/structure base leveling



Most prep work doesn’t require perfect weather — and winter slots are more flexible.





🧠 Why It’s Smart to Book Off-Season



  • Faster turnaround

  • Less disruption (we’re not dodging lawn crews or plantings)

  • Often cheaper labor

  • Get in before spring price increases or schedule backlogs






📍 Available Year-Round In:



Avon • Brownsburg • Eagle Creek • Speedway • Clermont • 46254 • 46224 • 46234 • 46123





💬 Don’t Hibernate — Strategize



If you want work done before the season starts — or you’ve been putting off a drainage fix — now’s the time.


 
 
 

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