Three towns on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay — the three Nativescapes actually covers.
Give us the address and we will tell you whether we cover it.
We’ll get back to you and talk the job through.
Three towns, not a circle drawn on a map — the three on Stan’s own list.
Daphne is home ground. Spanish Fort sits just north of it and Fairhope just south, so all three are a short run along US‑98 and the whole area suits a weekly round rather than a special trip. Somewhere else on the Eastern Shore? Call with the address and you will get a straight answer either way — a bigger one-off job travels further than a weekly cut sensibly can.
The base, and where most of the standing work is. Daphne runs from the bay back up the ridge, which means a lot of sloped front yards — the kind where pine straw stays put and shredded mulch ends up in the street after a summer storm.
Straight up the highway from Daphne. A lot of newer building on this side, which is where the sod and the full bed installs tend to be rather than the long-standing maintenance work.
Down the shore from Daphne. Older gardens, bigger oaks and more established planting, so more of the work here is trimming, straw and the fall leaf clearing than putting a new front in from scratch.
Not on the list? Call anyway. We’d rather tell you straight that an address is too far than take the job and show up late.