One Standout Indianapolis Yard, Every Month
Every month we pick one yard in the Indianapolis area that turned out especially well, shoot a short walkthrough, and show the before and after. It's part portfolio, part bragging rights for the homeowner — and it's the easiest way to see what our work actually looks like instead of taking our word for it.
Nominations are open right now
Each feature includes a short walkthrough of the finished yard so you can see the whole property, not just a cropped photo.
The honest starting point, photographed the day we arrive.
Same angle, same light, once the work is finished.
We're kicking this off in October, which is honestly the best month for it in Indianapolis — fall cleanups produce the most dramatic before-and-afters of the whole year. A yard buried under leaf cover on Monday can look better than it has since spring by Wednesday afternoon.
Every feature will include the same three things: a short video walkthrough, real before and after photos taken from the same spot, and a plain description of what we actually did and roughly what it cost. No stock photos, no other company's work, and no yard that already looked great before we showed up.
Want it to be your yard? Use the form below. You can nominate your own place or a neighbor's — we'll reach out for permission before we feature anybody.
It isn't about who has the biggest property or spent the most money. It's about the size of the change.
This is the big one. A small yard that went from waist-high and neglected to clean and sharp beats a large property that already looked fine. We're looking for the biggest visible difference between the before and the after.
How the place reads from the street — clean edges along the walk and drive, defined bed lines, nothing overgrown against the house. The details a neighbor notices without being able to say exactly why.
Yards that get looked after all season tend to photograph best, because the turf is actually healthy rather than freshly cut over bare patches. Regular customers have a natural edge here.
We only feature a home when the homeowner is happy to be featured. If you'd rather keep your place off the internet, that's completely fine — just tell us and we'll pick someone else, no hard feelings.
Every yard we've featured, newest first. This builds into a real portfolio of local work over time — all of it ours, all of it in the Indianapolis area.
October 2026 is the first House of the Month, so there's nothing here yet. Once it runs, every past feature stays on this page permanently — video, before-and-afters, and all. Check back, or get your yard in the running below.
Your own, or a neighbor's. Takes about a minute, and there's nothing to buy — you don't have to be a customer to nominate someone.
A free mow that month, plus your yard featured with a video tour and before/after photos.
We publish the neighborhood only — never a street address or house number — and we ask permission before featuring anyone.
Indianapolis, Avon, Plainfield, Brownsburg, Speedway, Whitestown, Zionsville, Fishers, Carmel & Meridian Hills
How picking works, and what we will and won't publish.
Mostly on the size of the transformation. A modest yard that went from overgrown to sharp is a better story than a big property that already looked good. Curb appeal and consistency through the season factor in too.
It helps, since we need before and after photos and access to film a short walkthrough. But you can nominate any yard in our service area — if we haven't worked on it, we'll reach out to the homeowner first.
Never. We publish the neighborhood or city only — no street address, no house number, and no shots that make the address readable. And we only feature a home with the homeowner's say-so.
The featured homeowner gets a free mow that month. Beyond that it's really just a fun way to show off good work and give credit to people who keep their place looking sharp.
Yes, and people do. Tell us roughly where it is and what makes it stand out. We'll contact the homeowner for permission before featuring anything.
Just say so and we'll pick someone else — no hard feelings and it won't affect your service at all. We'd never publish a customer's property without asking first.