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Patriot Property and Lawn Services LLC offers a comprehensive range of services with the focus on how the landscape supports the infrastructure of your property. We specialize not only in landscape, but how the landscape is tailored to our customers lifestyle and the infrastructure supporting their property. As a licensed Onsite Wastewater (septic) contractor and drainage contractor, we assess your entire property to provide you with the best well rounded solutions.
Absolutely! For Onsite Wastewater: We keep an array of effluent pumps and control panels on hand in the event that a customer calls after hours for a pump and/or control panel replacement.
No, We are are a Septic installer specializing in installation and repairs.
Common signs include slow drains, sewage odors, standing water near the drain field, gurgling pipes, and sewage backups.
Most residential septic tanks should be pumped every 3–5 years, depending on household size, tank size, and water usage
Excessive water usage, flushing non-biodegradable items, grease buildup, tree roots, and driving heavy equipment over the system can cause damage.
Yes. In the North Carolina all new installs and repairs requiring tank and/ or drain field replacements require a permit. We can help guide you through the process.
It depends. Your lot, size of home and type of system all play a factor in cost. A septic contractor can only provide you with an accurate estimate once they have the required permits to reference. On average, a conventional gravity system can range between $8500.00-$20,000.
Signs include standing water, soggy lawns, foundation moisture issues, erosion, water in crawl spaces, and dead grass.
Solutions may include French drains, catch basins, swales, dry creek beds, channel drains, downspout extensions, and grading improvements. We pride ourselves in offering comprehensive drainage solutions custom tailored to your issues. In many cases, a combination of systems may be required.
French drains work well for many situations, but every property is different. We evaluate the source of the water before recommending a solution.
Poor grading, clogged gutters, inadequate drainage systems, or improper downspout discharge are common causes.
Yes. Water intrusion can lead to foundation damage, mold growth, structural issues, and landscape erosion.
Grading is one of the most important factor of site development. Proper grading directs water away from structures, prevents erosion, improves drainage, and prepares sites for construction.
Costs vary based on property size, soil conditions, access, and the amount of material that must be moved.
Yes. We can clear land, perform grading, excavation, and prepare sites for foundations, driveways, and utility installations.
We use professional excavation and grading equipment appropriate for projects ranging from residential yards to larger site development work.
Yes. We provide grading corrections, drainage improvements, retaining solutions, and erosion-control measures.
Depending on the project scope, we can remove stumps, brush, and vegetation as part of site clearing.
Services include landscape design, installation, sod, planting, mulch, decorative stone, drainage improvements, and landscape renovation.
The ideal timing depends on the grass type and local climate, but spring and fall are often preferred, whilst sod can be installed year round.
We provide care instructions tailored to your specific plants, turf, irrigation, and site conditions.
Yes. Strategic grading, drainage systems, and plant selection can help manage stormwater.
Yes. We can update existing landscapes, replace overgrown plants, improve curb appeal, and address drainage concerns.
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