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Mulch & Pine Straw

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Mulch and Pine Straw Installation

Cornerstone installs fresh mulch and pine straw for homes across Myrtle Beach and Horry County. We clean out and edge the beds first, then lay an even, tidy layer that holds moisture, keeps weeds down and instantly sharpens curb appeal.

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Why It Matters on the Grand Strand

Pine straw is a Lowcountry favorite. It’s affordable, stays put on slopes and suits the coastal look. Mulch gives a cleaner, more formal finish. Either way, sandy soil dries out fast, so a fresh layer once or twice a year helps beds hold water through the summer.

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What’s Included

Every bed refresh includes the prep work.

Bed Cleanout and Edging

We pull weeds and old debris, then cut a crisp edge so the finished bed looks sharp.

Your Choice of Material

Pine straw, hardwood mulch or colored mulch, laid at an even depth and never piled against trunks.

Cleanup When We’re Done

We blow off walkways and driveways and leave the property clean.

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Common Questions

Pine straw or mulch? Pine straw is lighter, cheaper and very common in Horry County neighborhoods. Mulch lasts a bit longer and looks more formal. We’ll help you pick.

How often should it be refreshed? Most beds look best with a refresh in spring, and many homeowners add a second round in fall.

What to Expect

Free Estimate

We walk your property, listen to what you want and give you a clear, written estimate.

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A Plan That Fits

We recommend services and a schedule that suit your yard, your budget and the coastal climate.

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Work Done Right

Our crew shows up when we say we will, does the job right and leaves your property clean.

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Ready for Fresh, Clean Beds?

Get a free mulch or pine straw estimate. Serving Myrtle Beach, Carolina Forest, Conway, Surfside Beach, North Myrtle Beach and the rest of Horry County.

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