Ten minutes from our Sevierville shop, Pigeon Forge is a different landscaping world. Most of what we do here falls into three buckets: overnight-rental properties where the grounds are part of the listing photos, private homes tucked off Wears Valley Road, and commercial frontage along the Parkway.
Rental properties: grounds that earn their stars
Guests judge a cabin before they touch the door handle. Overgrown steps, weed-swallowed railings, and leaf-buried parking show up in reviews. We keep rental grounds on a standing schedule — mowing and trimming where there's lawn, and pruning and leaf passes under the hardwoods so walkways, decks, and parking stay clear. Out-of-state owner? You get a text with photos when the work's done, and a heads-up if we spot trouble.
Steep lots are a specialty, not a problem
Flat land is scarce here, and a slope changes how a property gets maintained: string-trimming on the grades a mower shouldn't touch, leaf passes timed so the driveway never disappears in November, and pruning that keeps steps, railings, and sightlines open. Done right, a steep Smoky Mountain lot stays as kept as any flat suburban lawn.
Getting scheduled
Pigeon Forge sits on our regular routes, and rental turnover days are plannable — tell us your changeover schedule and we'll work around it. Estimates are free, and for out-of-town owners we'll do the walk-through by video call.