Escape Landscaping LLC

September is in the books, and fall is officially here. From patios to fall cleanups, here's a quick look back at some of the outdoor spaces we've worked on.

Want your project on next season's list? Get in touch before October books up.

Grub and w**d control this fall protects your lawn's roots through winter and gives it a head start come spring. Paired with aeration and overseeding, fall is the season that does the most work for your lawn all year.

Ask about our fall lawn treatment packages before the season wraps up.

This backyard went from an overgrown, unused space to a full landscape built for everyday living. Every project starts with a plan, and this one shows what's possible once it comes together.

Ready to start your own transformation? Message us today.

Fall officially starts today, and design season is right there with it. Whether it's a patio, fire pit, or full backyard redesign, now is the time to get your project on the calendar before the schedule fills up for the season.

Request your free design consultation today.

A proper fall cleanup is more than raking leaves. Cutting back perennials, refreshing mulch, and clearing beds now sets your yard up for a healthier spring instead of a rough start next year.

Book your fall cleanup before the schedule fills up.

This outdoor kitchen turned a plain patio into the spot where every gathering ends up. Grill island, stone counters, and enough room for the whole crew, all built to handle Iowa's seasons.

Want to see what's possible in your own backyard? Let's talk design.

From first call to finished project, most of our clients are enjoying their new space within weeks, not months.

Here's what one recent client had to say about working with us:

"Nathan and his team at Escape Landscaping landscaped all four sides of our Waukee home and built us retaining walls. They did a beautiful job and were very professional and responsive. We highly recommend!"

Curious what your project timeline could look like? Reach out for a free consultation.

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This retaining wall was built to handle grading and keep water moving where it should, not pooling where it shouldn't. Fall rains are a good test for a yard's drainage, and this one's ready for it.

If your yard has an erosion or drainage problem, let's fix it before winter.

September is prime time for aeration and overseeding in Iowa. Cooler temps and steadier rain give new grass seed the best chance to take root before winter, and aeration breaks up the compacted soil that builds up all summer.

Ask us about getting your lawn on the fall treatment schedule.