The same crew, a short drive north.
We're based just south in Cumming, and Dawsonville is right up Hwy 9 and GA-400 — close enough that Dawson County is a regular part of our week, not an out-of-area exception. From homes near downtown Dawsonville to properties along the north end of Lake Lanier and the wooded lots climbing toward the mountains, we handle the outdoor work that keeps a place safe, drained, and looking cared-for.
It's one crew from start to finish, so a job that crosses trades — clear the brush, take down the tree, grind the stump, build the wall — stays with a single team. One estimate, one schedule, and one crew standing behind all of it.
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 hold on Dawson 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 Dawsonville actually has.
Dawsonville sits at the foot of the North Georgia mountains, where Dawson County rises from the north shore of Lake Lanier toward Amicalola and the ridgelines beyond. The lots here are steeper and more wooded than most, thick with tall pines and hardwood oaks, and the soil underneath is the same heavy red clay that runs through this whole part of the state — clay that sheds water fast and pushes hard against anything holding a slope. That shapes the work. Retaining walls have to be built with real drainage and a proper base or the hillside works them loose. Fence posts need depth so a wet winter doesn't heave them. Grading has to carry the hard mountain runoff away from the house instead of letting it cut channels down a bank. And the same big trees that make a Dawsonville property feel like it belongs in the woods are the ones that threaten the roof in an ice storm, which is why so much of our tree work up here is careful removal in tight quarters. We build for how this ground and these trees actually behave — not for a flatter lot somewhere down the road.
One team standing behind the whole job.
Dawsonville properties tend to ask for more than one thing at a time. A tree comes off a wooded slope and leaves a stump to grind and a gap to plant. A retaining wall goes in and the grade above it has to be corrected so mountain runoff doesn't work it loose. A new fence line runs straight into brush that has to be cleared first. When all of those steps belong to the same insured crew, nothing gets lost in the handoff between contractors — no waiting on a second company, no finger-pointing when something needs adjusting, no second markup stacked on top. You get one point of contact from the first text to the final cleanup. We plan the whole sequence together, show up when we say we will, and leave the property clean. That's what homeowners across Dawson County tell us stuck with them: the work held up, and the people doing it treated the place like it was their own.
EV Lawncare GA Inc — serving Dawsonville, GA
- 3788 Canton Hwy, Cumming, GA 30040
- (678) 698-4043
- info@evlawncaregainc.net
- Mon – Sat · 7:00am – 5:00pm
- Serving Dawsonville, Cumming, Dawson County & Forsyth County, GA
Got a project in Dawsonville?
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