Your neighbors' crew, working right here.
We're based on Canton Highway in Cumming, so Forsyth County is home ground for us — not a market we drive out to. From the neighborhoods around downtown Cumming to the lots along Lake Lanier and the newer subdivisions off Hwy 20 and Post Road, we handle the outdoor work most homeowners would rather hire out once and have done properly.
Because it's one crew from start to finish, a job that touches several trades — clear the brush, grind the stump, build the wall, set the fence — doesn't turn into three companies pointing at each other. You get one estimate, one schedule, and one team standing behind the work.
Everything is licensed and insured, and every estimate is free. Text a photo and we'll tell you what it takes.
Seven services, one crew.
- Tree services — removal, trimming, and storm cleanup, including tight-clearance work near roofs and power lines.
- Stump grinding — ground below grade so you can sod, seed, or plant right over it.
- Retaining walls — block and stone walls built with the base and drainage that keep them standing on Forsyth County slopes.
- Fence installation — privacy, picket, and chain link set deep enough for Georgia clay, gates included.
- Irrigation systems — zoned installs, repairs, controller setup, and seasonal service.
- Landscaping — grading and drainage, sod and seeding, plant beds, mulch, and seasonal cleanups.
- Land clearing — lot clearing, brush and small-tree removal, property-line clearing, and debris haul-off.
We work with the land Cumming actually has.
Cumming sits in the rolling terrain of Forsyth County, wrapped around the south shore of Lake Lanier. The ground here is heavy red clay that sheds water instead of soaking it up, and the lots run to slopes shaded by tall pines and hardwood oaks. That combination decides how the work has to be done. Retaining walls need real drainage behind them or the clay pushes them out of line. Fence posts have to be set deep or they heave after a wet winter. Grading has to move the hard summer runoff away from the house before it pools against a foundation or washes out a bed. And the pines and oaks that make these yards beautiful are the same trees that come down on roofs in an ice storm — which is why so much of our tree work around Cumming is careful, tight-clearance removal near the house. We've been working this exact soil and these exact trees for years, and we build for how they behave, not for how a flatter, sandier lot somewhere else would.
One team standing behind the whole job.
Most Cumming properties don't need just one thing. A tree comes down and now there's a stump to grind and a bare patch to sod. A wall goes in and the grading around it has to be corrected so the next storm doesn't undermine it. A new fence line runs straight into brush that has to be cleared first. When every one of those steps belongs to the same insured crew, nothing falls through the cracks between contractors — there's no waiting on a second company, no finger-pointing when something needs a fix, and no second markup. You get one point of contact from the first text to the last cleanup. We schedule the whole sequence together, show up when we say we will, and leave the property clean. That's the part homeowners around Forsyth County tell us they remember: not just that the work got done, but that it got done by people who treated the place like it mattered.
EV Lawncare GA Inc — Cumming, GA
- 3788 Canton Hwy, Cumming, GA 30040
- (678) 698-4043
- info@evlawncaregainc.net
- Mon – Sat · 7:00am – 5:00pm
- Serving Cumming, Dawsonville, Forsyth County & Dawson County, GA
Got a project in Cumming?
Send a photo on WhatsApp and we'll tell you what it takes and what it costs — no charge to ask.