Greenwood Landscape is a full-service residential landscaping firm operating in the Oklahoma City area, handling both initial design work and ongoing seasonal maintenance for single-family homes and small commercial properties. The company operates as a design-build operation, meaning clients can work with the same team from conceptual drawings through installation and long-term care.
Greenwood Landscape splits its work into two revenue streams: design and installation projects, and recurring maintenance contracts. Design work typically begins with a consultation at the property, where the company assesses soil condition, drainage, sun exposure, and the homeowner's budget and aesthetic preferences. Installation projects range from foundation plantings and mulch beds to hardscape elements like patios, retaining walls, and irrigation systems. Maintenance contracts cover seasonal services including mowing, edging, leaf removal, spring cleanup, fall cleanup, and shrub trimming. The company also handles one-time services like spring bed preparation and dormant oil applications for scale insects common in the Oklahoma climate.
Design consultations typically run $75 to $150 depending on property size and complexity, though this fee is often credited toward installation if the homeowner moves forward with the project. Installation pricing for new beds or landscape overhauls varies widely based on square footage, materials, and hardscape elements, but residential clients generally budget $2,000 to $8,000 for mid-sized projects. Mulch beds alone run roughly $500 to $1,500 per 500 square feet of coverage, including material and labor.
Maintenance contracts are priced on a recurring basis, typically monthly from April through November for the Oklahoma City area. A standard residential lot (0.25 to 0.5 acres) with weekly mowing, edging, and basic trimming generally costs $150 to $300 per month during the growing season, though pricing varies by lot size, terrain, and number of shrub beds. Some clients opt for bi-weekly service during slower growth months (early spring and late fall) to reduce cost. Spring and fall cleanup services, which include bed preparation, mulch refresh, and seasonal plant care, are billed separately and typically cost $400 to $1,000 depending on scope. Confirm current pricing with the company, as labor costs have shifted across the landscape industry.
Oklahoma City landscaping firms range from large national franchises like TruGreen, which emphasize chemical lawn care and operate on automated scheduling, to independent crews operating as one- or two-person operations. TruGreen's model prioritizes efficiency and standardized treatments; Greenwood Landscape positions itself between that scale and solo operators, offering design consultation that TruGreen typically does not include, but with shorter wait times and more customized plant selection than larger regional companies. For homeowners seeking design input or wanting to avoid heavy chemical applications, Greenwood Landscape's approach works well. For those wanting minimal decision-making and purely chemical-based lawn care, TruGreen is the faster choice. Independent contractors often undercut Greenwood's pricing but typically lack the equipment for hardscape work and may not carry liability insurance.
Greenwood Landscape suits homeowners who are building landscaping from scratch, redesigning tired yards, or seeking someone to handle both the thinking and the doing. It works for clients in suburban Oklahoma City neighborhoods with established homes and moderate to larger yards. The company is less ideal for renters, those in HOA-heavy communities with strict plant palettes, or homeowners wanting only lawn chemical service without design or hardscape work. Clients expecting year-round mowing in the Oklahoma City climate (dormancy in winter means no service December through March) should understand that maintenance contracts are seasonal.
A consultation typically lasts 30 to 45 minutes. The crew walks the property, photographs existing beds and problem areas, and discusses the homeowner's priorities: shade tolerance, native plants versus ornamental varieties, budget, and maintenance level. If the homeowner wants to proceed with design, Greenwood Landscape produces a plan, often with plant lists and estimated material costs. Installation timelines vary by season; spring projects (March through May) book faster than fall, so early booking is recommended. For maintenance-only clients, the first service visit establishes the mowing pattern, edging style, and any special instructions for shrub clearance or sensitive plantings.
Greenwood Landscape operates Monday through Saturday during the growing season, with most consultation appointments available Tuesday through Thursday afternoons. The company is closed Sundays and does not typically operate December through early March. Verify current hours and booking availability by phone or through their website, as seasonal staffing affects scheduling. Estimates are provided free for maintenance contracts but carry a small fee for design-only consultation when no installation follows.
Greenwood Landscape fills a practical middle ground in Oklahoma City's landscaping market: large enough to handle comprehensive projects and carry insurance, small enough to customize plant selection and invest in design thinking that franchises skip.
