Commercial pinestraw installation — Columbia and beyond.
HOAs, neighborhoods, campuses, apartment communities and office parks — installed by our own crews with straw from our own farm. We're based in the Midlands and travel for the right job, across South Carolina and into Georgia. Landscapers, landscape supply yards and wholesalers: we deliver by the trailer load, or install under your name.
Tell us about the property and we'll come look at it. Quotes on commercial work start with a phone call, not a form.
Work we've handled
A board, a facilities manager or a landscaper sizing us up is really asking one question: has this outfit done a job my size before? Here is the kind of commercial pinestraw work we take on. Properties and clients stay anonymous — yours would too.
A regional bank, nearly 20 locations
Branches across South Carolina and Georgia — Upstate to the Lowcountry to the Augusta area — installed on one schedule with one point of contact and one invoice.
A multi-thousand-bale neighborhood install on the North Carolina coast
A whole neighborhood, thousands of bales spread. Straw came off our own farm, our crew installed it, and the job ran start to finish rather than being staged out over the season.
A Midlands college campus
Pinestraw installation for an entire college campus.
Church grounds in the Midlands
Several hundred bales installed across the property — entrances, islands and beds around the buildings.
Trailer loads for a Lowcountry landscape company
Repeat pup-trailer loads and, when their season called for it, a full 53-foot van of rolls. They resell and install it under their own name.
Repeat deliveries to a West Columbia employer
A few hundred bales at a time, job after job, for a large commercial site that keeps its beds covered. Well over a thousand bales have also been delivered to a single Columbia property in one go.
We keep client names and addresses off this website on purpose. If you want to hear how a job went, our customers say it themselves — read the reviews.
Why property managers call us back
We work weekends
A bank branch, a shopping center or a busy office park often can't have a crew in the beds on a Tuesday morning. We'll put the job on a Saturday or a Sunday instead and hand the property back before Monday.
Big jobs go fast
We staff a large property to finish it, not to stretch it out. Our own straw, our own crews and enough hands on site mean a job that ties up a smaller contractor for weeks is done and cleaned up in days.
Before-and-after photos, on request
You usually have a board, an owner or a district office to answer to. Ask and we'll photograph the property before we start and after we finish, and send the photos over — something to show for what the money bought.
Who we work with
Big properties want two things from a pinestraw contractor: crews that show up and finish, and straw that looks the same across the whole job. Both come from doing this at scale, with our own supply.
HOAs & neighborhoods
Entrances, common areas, amenity centers and street islands — scheduled around residents, with one contact and one invoice.
Universities & campuses
Large bed counts, tight windows before events or move-in, and grounds crews who need it done without disruption.
Property managers
Apartment communities, office parks, churches and retail — consistent coverage across every building.
Landscapers & supply yards
Trailer-load supply from a farm you can count on in season — delivered to your yard or job site, or picked up by appointment.
Installation is what we do best.
Delivery is easy; installation is where a big job succeeds or fails. Our crews spread to a consistent depth, roll every edge, blow off walks and drives, and haul the twine away — so the property looks finished the day we leave, not "mulched."
For larger properties we walk the site first, count beds, and give you a bale count and a firm quote. Then we schedule it in the number of days it actually takes, and stay until it's done.
Landscapers: sub out the pinestraw to us.
You keep the client and the relationship. We bring the straw and the crew, do the pinestraw portion of your job under your name, and get off the site so your people can keep moving. It's usually faster and cheaper than pulling your own crew off higher-margin work to spread straw.
Supply yards and wholesalers.
Bales and rolls by the trailer load, delivered to your yard or straight to the job — pup trailers up to a full 53-foot van. Because it's our own farm in Lexington and Aiken County, we can plan supply for your season rather than hoping a broker has stock in April.
Farm pickup is available by appointment — call first so we can have your load ready and keep the yard safe. For bales rather than a trailer load, delivered or picked up at the farm by appointment, see pinestraw for sale.