Four Seasons Landscape is a residential landscaping firm operating in Oklahoma City that handles both design consultation and ongoing maintenance work, serving properties across the metro area with seasonal adjustments built into their service model.
Four Seasons operates as a full-service landscaper rather than a solo contractor or large commercial outfit. The company takes on design projects for clients starting from bare or overgrown yards, and also manages recurring maintenance contracts for established landscapes. They work year-round in Oklahoma City's climate, which means spring cleanup, summer upkeep, fall leaf management, and winter dormancy planning all factor into their scope. The business is small enough to handle personalized consultations but structured enough to manage multiple properties on a recurring schedule.
Four Seasons offers two distinct service tracks. Design work begins with an in-person site visit and consultation; the firm develops a planting plan and hardscape layout tailored to the property's sun exposure, soil type, and the client's maintenance preferences. Design fees typically run $300 to $600 depending on property size and complexity, though this is often credited toward installation costs if the client hires Four Seasons to build the plan.
Maintenance contracts are priced on a recurring basis, most commonly monthly or bi-weekly visits during the active growing season (March through November in Oklahoma). A standard residential maintenance visit for a quarter-acre lot with established beds and lawn averages $150 to $250 per visit, depending on what that month requires: spring may include bed cleanup and mulch refresh, summer involves mowing and weeding, fall adds leaf removal. Winter service (December through February) is typically à la carte for pruning or dormant applications.
One-time cleanups or installations are quoted individually. A full front-yard redesign with new plantings, soil prep, and mulch ranges from $1,500 to $4,000 on a residential lot. These figures can shift with material costs; confirm current pricing by phone before committing.
Four Seasons positions itself between the large commercial landscaping chains (which prioritize commercial properties and high-volume routes) and independent solo operators (who handle one or two properties at a time). In Oklahoma City, this middle ground matters. A contractor like Arbor Tree Service focuses primarily on tree care and removal, making them a better fit if your project centers on large plantings or storm cleanup. Elite Landscape Management handles larger residential estates and commercial properties and tends to have higher minimums; they suit clients with 2-acre-plus properties or those needing irrigation system design and installation. Four Seasons works well for standard residential properties (quarter to half-acre) where the client wants continuity with one crew and a design approach that accounts for Oklahoma's heat and clay soils.
Choose Four Seasons if you want a local firm that will show up reliably every two weeks and adjust the work to the season. Choose a larger firm if you need complex irrigation or have a multi-acre property. Choose a specialist (arborist or tree service) if your primary concern is large trees.
Four Seasons works best for homeowners in Oklahoma City who want hands-off maintenance under a recurring contract, or those ready to invest in a fresh design after years of neglect. Clients who prefer consistent crews and can commit to monthly or bi-weekly service are a good fit. The firm also suits people new to Oklahoma who need advice on plants that tolerate the local heat, clay, and occasional drought.
Four Seasons is not the right choice for one-time deep cleanups, emergency storm damage removal, or properties that need large tree work. It is also not ideal for clients who prefer to hire ad-hoc help only when visible work is needed; the recurring model assumes regular preventive care.
A consultation typically lasts 30 to 45 minutes. The crew walks the property, assesses soil quality and drainage, identifies sun and shade zones, and discusses what the client envisions. Photos are taken, and a written proposal with design sketches (if a design is requested) follows within a few days. For maintenance contracts, the first service is often a "spring cleanup" where beds are edged, mulch is refreshed, and a baseline is established for future visits.
Four Seasons operates year-round but schedules most work Tuesday through Saturday. Office inquiries are handled during standard business hours; confirm exact hours by phone before your first call. The firm serves all of Oklahoma City metro, including areas as far as Edmond and Norman, though travel charges may apply for properties beyond central OKC. Parking and site access are your responsibility; notify them of gate codes or driveway restrictions upfront.
Four Seasons earns its place in Oklahoma City's landscaping market by staying local, understanding clay soil and heat-tolerant plants specific to the region, and offering the middle-ground price and service level most residential properties need.
