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Great company. Very professional. Great prices. Cleaned up after doing work. Answered questions. Difference of night and day from old unit to new.
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Edging and Trimming in Horry County, SC
Crisp edges make your whole lawn look sharp. If your beds and walkways look messy, give us a call.
Warning Signs
When Your Lawn Needs Edging and Trimming
Grass grows over driveways and sidewalks fast here. Our growing season lasts almost all year. Sandy soil in Horry County pushes roots sideways. This makes edges blur fast. We've seen lawns in Carolina Forest turn shaggy in two weeks in summer. A good edger cuts a clean line between grass and hard surfaces.[1] This keeps beds and paths looking neat. Don't wait until grass covers your walkway. Overgrown edges trap water against concrete. They also invite pests like fire ants, which show up a lot in warm months. One thing most folks don't know: those ants love soft, wet edges.
2 Yrs
We've worked in Horry County since 2024. We know what local lawns need.
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We book fast and clean your edges before weekend guests show up.
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Every job gets a clean line, not a guess with a string trimmer.
Common Jobs
Driveway and Sidewalk Edges
Grass grows over concrete fast in our sandy soil. We cut a clean line so walkways stay clear.
Flower Bed Borders
Beds blend into lawns without regular edging. We keep mulch and dirt away from grass.
Fence Line Trimming
Grass and weeds climb fence lines fast. We trim tight so your fence stays clean.
Overgrown Lawns After Storms
Hurricane season brings fast growth. We fix edges back up after storm delays.
HOA Compliance Trimming
Places like Market Common have strict rules. We keep your lawn within HOA guidelines.
Seasonal Cleanup Edging
Spring and fall need sharper edges as growth changes. We reset your lines each season.
Our Promise
Why Horry County Trusts Our Edging Work
If you wait too long, grass roots dig into concrete cracks. That gets pricey to fix. We show up on time and get the job done right. Fast, skilled trimming stops small problems before they grow big. We'd rather fix it now than let you pay more later.
What to Expect
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We show up on the day and time we plan.
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We use sharp, powered edgers for clean, straight lines.
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We clear away grass clippings before we leave.
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We give discounts for seniors, veterans, and first responders.
Ready Now
Get Sharp Edges This Week
Your lawn care shouldn't stop at mowing. Let us edge and trim too, so your yard looks finished.
Simple Steps
How Our Edging and Trimming Process Works
We keep things simple. You'll know what happens from your first call to the last trim.
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You Call or Book Online
Call us or book online. We'll ask about your lawn size and how your edges look now.
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We Edge and Trim
Our crew comes with sharp edgers and trimmers. We cut clean lines along driveways, beds, and fences.
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We Clean Up and Check In
We sweep up clippings and trash before we go. We'll check that you like every line.
Fair Pricing
Edging and Trimming Cost in Horry County
Price depends on your lawn size, how overgrown the edges are, and how often you want service. A small Surfside Beach yard costs less than a big Carolina Forest lot with long fences. We give you a price before we start, so there's no surprise. Many homeowners pair edging with regular mowing to save money. That's the move we recommend most.
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We quote your price before we start any work.
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No hidden fees added after the job is done.
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We check the plan with you before we start trimming.
Typical price range
$35 - $150
Lawn size changes how long the job takes.
Very overgrown edges need more time and work.
Bundling with mowing or other jobs saves you money.
Fence lines and more beds add to the total.
Reviews
What Our Customers Say
Review by scott dohanish
S
Keystone does great work at an affordable price. Highly recommend them for all kinds things around your home or condo.
Review by Sandee
S
Ernie performed preventive maintenance on my HVAC. And, he very patiently explained how the inside and outside components work and how I need to maintain them. Very pleased with his work and the instructions.
Review by Joseph
J
I needed a massive yard cleanout and hired this company. The service was excellent and at a reasonable price. Highly recommended
Review by mike brown
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I highly recommend this company.
Review by Pattie Hubert
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Ernie maintained my Dad's lawn and hedges he was very reliable and did a wonderful job !
Review by Gregory Cerillo
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Fair price always on time and reliable
Review by Justin Weisser
J
I use Keystone at my shopping center and I would highly recommend them to anyone in need of their services in the area.
Review by Jeff Stathes
J
Keystone is first class. Ernie was great to deal with. Got the job done in record time. Would highly recommend him.
Common Questions
Edging and Trimming Questions
Here are answers to what Horry County homeowners ask us most.
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How much does edging and trimming cost?
Most jobs cost between $35 and $150. It depends on lawn size. Bigger lots in Conway or Carolina Forest cost more. We always quote you first.
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How long does edging and trimming take?
A normal yard takes 30 to 60 minutes. Bigger yards with more beds and fences take longer. We work fast but still do it right.
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Can I edge my own yard instead of hiring a pro?
You can, but most folks don't own strong edgers. Our tools cut straighter, cleaner lines than a string trimmer. It also saves you time on a hot day. In our experience, DIY edges often get fixed by us later.
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How often should I get edging and trimming done?
During busy growing months, every two to four weeks is best. In winter, grass grows slower, so you can wait longer. We'll help you pick a schedule that works.
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Can edging wait if I'm busy?
It can wait a little while, but not too long. Overgrown edges let roots crack into concrete and beds. Waiting too long makes the fix harder and costs more. Our advice? Don't let it go past a month.
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What are signs my lawn needs edging?
Grass creeping over sidewalks and fuzzy bed lines are big signs. If you can't see a clear line between lawn and hard surfaces, it's time. We see this a lot after hurricane season.
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Do you edge around flower beds too?
Yes, we edge beds, driveways, sidewalks, and fences. Keeping beds neat stops mulch and dirt from spilling into your grass. It's part of every edging job we do.