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An aerial view of a Premier Landscapes build: a curved limestone-block retaining wall with a spillway, a boulder stream running into a stone-edged pond, and terraced planting beds of ornamental grasses beside a pergola.

Fort Worth landscaping, built and kept.

Bed transformations, hand-set stone edging, rough and final grading, and weed and feed packages that keep it that way. One crew for the build and the upkeep, across Fort Worth, Aledo and DFW.

Call (817) 823-2047
A new limestone retaining wall going in across a bare graded slope, with stacked pallets of block still waiting, below a large brick house.

Build it

Bed transformations, hand-set stone edging, grading, and full front-of-house makeovers.

What we build

Keep it

Weed control and fertilizer on a package, bundled with the work rather than sold to you a second time.

  • Weed killer and fertilizer packages
  • Package deals rather than one-off visits
  • Priced to the size of the yard
Call (817) 823-2047

Ground work, done once.

Most front yards do not need redesigning. They need the beds re-cut, a real edge put back on them, and the ground brought to level before anything is planted into it.

Bed transformations

Old bed torn out, ground re-cut, new shrubs and color set, fresh dark mulch. The bed comes back with a shape instead of an outline.

Stone edging & tree rings

Hand-set limestone block on a cut curve. It is the part of a front yard people actually notice, and the part that goes wrong when it is rushed.

Rough & final grading

Leveling and site prep for new construction and full yard rebuilds. It is the groundwork everything after it sits on.

Cleanups & makeovers

A one-time reset for a yard that has got away from you, or a full front-of-house makeover.

Photographed the day the work was finished.

Six yards, start to finish. Every photograph is Premier Landscapes’ own.

A hillside, rebuilt

Retaining wall in, the bank graded down to bare soil, then sodded top to bottom.

  • A new limestone retaining wall going in across a bare graded slope, with stacked pallets of block and rolls of turf still waiting, below a large brick house.
    Wall going in, turf stacked and waiting
  • The same front slope graded down to bare soil, with a fresh concrete edge along the drive and stone steps cut into the bank.
    The bank graded out, before anything goes back on it
  • The finished slope covered in freshly laid sod, the seams between the strips still visible, in front of the same brick house.
    New sod, the day it went down

A front yard in white brick

Serpentine limestone edging cut around the foundation, fresh mulch and new color, and a stone ring set around the tree.

  • A white brick house at dusk with a stone-edged foundation bed and a separate circular tree bed set in the grass.
    Front of house at dusk, two beds and a ring
  • A serpentine limestone-block bed border curving around clipped boxwood and a crape myrtle, filled with fresh dark mulch.
    Hand-set limestone running a long serpentine curve
  • The same limestone-edged foundation bed of clipped boxwood and newly planted perennials, running from the front walk around to the corner of the house.
    Fresh mulch and new color, walk to corner
  • A circular limestone-block tree ring filled with dark mulch and pink begonias, set in the front lawn of the same house.
    A cut stone ring set around a young oak

Beds on a stone-fronted house

Brick edging cut to the line of the walk and the corner of the garage, planted out over dark gravel.

  • A brick-edged bed of dark gravel mulch and clipped shrubs running the full length of a front walk beside a stone-fronted house.
    Brick edge running the length of the walk
  • A brick-edged planting bed curving around the corner of the same stone-fronted house, newly planted with shrubs and perennials over gravel mulch.
    Brick edging cut to a curve, planted out
  • A brick-edged bed of dark gravel mulch and low clipped shrubs curving around the stone corner of the house beside the garage door.
    Brick border turning the corner at the garage

Bluff Dale: stone, water and terracing

Limestone walls, a boulder stream running down into the pond, flagstone, and two courses of terracing under the trees.

Two stepped courses of stone terracing planted with grasses and ground cover, running under mature trees on a shaded bank.
An aerial view of a tall curved limestone-block wall with a metal spillway, a boulder stream running down into a pond, and a stone outdoor fireplace at the far end.
BeforeTwo courses of terracing under the treesAfterThe whole of it from above
An aerial view of a stone-walled pond with a flagstone terrace, a boulder stream, a lattice pergola and a stone outdoor fireplace.
Flagstone terrace, pergola and fireplace

Around a pool

Mulched beds and clipped shrubs run around the patio, with cut rings under the trees out to the fence line.

  • A swimming pool in a fenced back garden, with mulched beds of clipped shrubs and small trees running around the paving and along the fence.
    Beds carried around the pool edge
  • A shaded patio with a table and parasol beside the pool, and a large mulched bed with stone edging cut in beneath a mature oak.
    Patio, and a bed cut in under the oak
  • An open back lawn with freshly mulched rings cut around two mature trees along a wooden fence line.
    Cut rings under the trees, out to the fence

A rock pond and a fieldstone border

A different property and a rougher stone. Drag to see the same corner of the building, the planted pond on one side and the fieldstone border on the other.

The same corner of the same brick garden building once finished: a planted rock pond with water lilies and ornamental grasses, and ivy grown over the wall behind it.
A rough fieldstone border part-built along the base of a brick garden building, with stone set in place and a shovel leaning against the wall.
BeforeBoulders, lilies and ornamental grassAfterFieldstone going in along the foundation

Nothing here is stock. What goes into a build · Ask about your yard

Keep it that way.

Weed killer and fertilizer, priced against the size of the yard. The point of a package is that nobody has to remember to ring anyone.

Weed killer & fertilizer

Treatment packages run on a rhythm instead of when someone remembers, so a yard still looks the way it did the day the work finished.

Priced to the yard

Rates move with the size of the property, and package deals exist. Worth a two-minute phone call rather than a form guess.

Premier Landscapes is owner-operated. The number on this page reaches Caden Sanders himself. He quotes the job, and he is on it when it is done.

The company started in 2025, so there is no long list of awards or certifications behind it yet. What is on this page is the work itself.

Serving
Fort Worth and DFW
Quotes
Free, no obligation
Reach him on
(817) 823-2047

Where we work.

Based in Fort Worth, working west to Aledo and north through the lake towns. Those two are the regulars. The rest of the metroplex is a drive he is happy to quote.

Fort Worth, and the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex around it.

  • Fort WorthRegular
  • AledoRegular

Also serving

Tarrant County

  • Arlington
  • Keller
  • Southlake
  • Colleyville
  • Grapevine
  • Bedford
  • Euless
  • Hurst
  • North Richland Hills
  • Haltom City
  • Saginaw
  • Benbrook
  • Crowley
  • Mansfield

Parker & Johnson

  • Weatherford
  • Willow Park
  • Burleson

Denton County

  • Denton
  • Lewisville
  • Flower Mound
  • Highland Village
  • Trophy Club
  • Roanoke
  • Little Elm
  • The Colony

Dallas County

  • Dallas
  • Irving
  • Grand Prairie
  • Coppell
  • Carrollton
  • Garland

Collin County

  • Plano
  • Frisco
  • McKinney
  • Allen

Not sure whether you are in range? Ask for a quote or ring and ask. It is usually a yes.

Tell us the yard.

A few lines is enough to price most jobs. If it is easier to say out loud, ring or text instead. That reaches the same person.

Call (817) 823-2047Text instead
  1. FirstYou send itWhatever detail you have. A photo helps but is not required.
  2. ThenHe rings backUsually same day, to ask the two or three things a form cannot.
  3. LastYou get a numberPriced to the yard, in writing, with no obligation to go ahead.
What do you need?

Goes straight to Caden. No obligation, and no one else gets your number.