How to grade a yard

Bumpy, lumpy, backyard? Learn how to level your backyard with this simple, straight-talking guide to doing the job on your own.

Learn yard grading techniques now to prevent water drainage problems later. With a little sweat equity this yard grading project can be done in a weekend.

Landscape grading is very important. It protects your home and landscape from water damage. Your complete guide on how to level a yard.

Learn the step-by-step process for how to level a yard, including tips on assessing the current state of your yard, preparing the soil, and using various tools to achieve a level surface.

Why did I regrade my yard? Last fall, it rained. A lot. Continually. And, all that water caused a few leaks in my basement. As I spoke to some contractors who were still working on the inside of my house, they all said the same thing. I needed to regrade my yard. That seemed to...Read More

Remove raised spots and fill in low areas to improve the look of your lawn Are you tired of seeing all the bumps and lumps in your yard? Not only are they a safety hazard, but they make your lawn look a little unsightly. While the easiest...

Fill dirt is often used to grade new construction and is usually less expensive than other...

Need to measure the grading slope around your foundation? This guide covers the materials you need and steps to accurately measure your home’s grading slope.

Whether you DIY or call in a pro, our guide walks you through how to fix lawn depressions for a safer and more beautiful yard.

Grow this low-maintenance alternative to grass with our help Clover is a popular alternative to grass for front and backyard lawns, mostly because clover is affordable, easy to grow, simple to maintain, and drought-resistant. Moreover,...