When you turn to Upgrade, your project will be uniquely yours, completed on time, and stand as a legacy for decades to come. With over 30 years of experience, Upgrade Landscaping sets the standard for quality landscaping in Atlanta and North Georgia. Working for major developers and landscape architects as well as discriminating home owners, we offer unprecedented levels of reliability, service, knowledge, and project integrity.
Upgrade Landscaping was founded three decades ago by Chris Cox and his father with a united passion for a higher standard in landscape design.
Upgrade Landscaping was founded three decades ago by Chris Cox and his father with a united passion for a higher standard in landscape design.
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Our services range from hardscape, masonry, retaining wall and development projects, to private waterfalls, terraced yards, pavers, sod, and irrigation. We are often asked, "What is a retaining wall?" & "Why do we need one?" Upgrade Landscape retaining wall experts desire to fully explain retaining wall structures.
Reviews (3)
Allen Wolmer
Sep 28, 2021
Upgrade did a fine job with drainage work and a retaining wall. However, their resodding was terrible. See attached pictures. The grass looked like this within the first year. They did come out and resod but it soon failed again. Chris, the owner, claimed it was bad soil. So, I had my lawn maintenance company do a soil test, and the results were negative.
No problem with the soil. Chris was skeptical so he had one of his staff do another soil test. Same result. Now Chris refuses to redo it, claiming that his warranty extends only through the first year. I dispute that. I think the year should restart if the work is redone. Otherwise, what's the point? Now Chris will only redo it if I pay for the materials, which could be up to $1000. And, of course, he disclaims any liability or warranty at that point. Well, if I'm going to redo it, it will be with someone other than him.
No problem with the soil. Chris was skeptical so he had one of his staff do another soil test. Same result. Now Chris refuses to redo it, claiming that his warranty extends only through the first year. I dispute that. I think the year should restart if the work is redone. Otherwise, what's the point? Now Chris will only redo it if I pay for the materials, which could be up to $1000. And, of course, he disclaims any liability or warranty at that point. Well, if I'm going to redo it, it will be with someone other than him.
Whitney Lyons
Mar 22, 2021
Mario Ramirez
Jan 12, 2013
