Landscaping in Dallas

Dallas's 75220 ZIP covers the northwest stretch of the city, including the Bachman Lake and Love Field area, and the landscaping market here is steady. We list 28 landscaping operators in this ZIP. The category mix typically runs from full-service residential maintenance through hardscape and patio specialists to artificial-turf installers, which the top-five names in the listing reflect.

Franco Lawn & Landscape, Synthetic Grass DFW, Countryside Landscapes, Patio Works Inc, and Bare Roots Landscape Solutions head the directory. None of the entries carry public review counts in our data, so the leaderboard sorts on directory presence rather than on rating volume. Synthetic Grass DFW positions as a category specialist in artificial turf, which has become a meaningful sub-market across north Texas as water-conservation pressure and maintenance preferences shift more homeowners toward turf alternatives. Patio Works leans toward hardscape and outdoor-living build work, which is a different price point and project profile than weekly maintenance.

The ZIP sits in a part of Dallas with a mix of older single-family neighborhoods, denser rental properties, and a meaningful share of mid-century housing stock. Older Dallas yards typically generate a fair amount of tree work, drainage correction, and grade adjustment on top of routine maintenance. Many of the operators in the listing handle both residential and small commercial accounts, with strip-center and apartment-complex contracts forming a steady recurring revenue base.

Landscaping in Texas does not require a general state license for routine maintenance and installation work, though specific activities trigger separate licensing. Irrigation installers must hold a TCEQ license. Pesticide application requires a separate certification through the Texas Department of Agriculture. Verify the relevant license at the issuing agency before signing a contract for any work that touches sprinklers or chemical treatment. Pricing across this listing typically falls in the standard north Texas range, with hardscape and turf-installation projects running into the larger four- and five-figure ranges depending on scope.