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May 4, 2026Udell’s Landscape Services helps Flagler County properties with landscape design, sod, decorative concrete curbing, landscape lighting, yard cleanups, mulch and stone, planting, and shrub and hedge trimming. We are a locally owned company based in Palm Coast, led by owner Corey Udell, who has more than 20 years of experience in the trade. Most homeowners come to us with one specific problem, and the right service depends on what the yard actually needs.
This page is a plain guide to what each of our services does and when it makes sense, so you can figure out where to start before you ever pick up the phone.
Start with the problem, not the service
People rarely call and say “I need landscape design.” They say things like “the front yard looks tired,” “the grass keeps growing into my beds,” or “we can’t see the walkway at night.” Here is how those common concerns usually line up with what we do:
| What you are noticing | Where we would usually start |
|---|---|
| The yard looks dated or has no clear plan | Landscape design, then planting |
| Bare, thin or dead patches of grass | Sod installation, sometimes with cleanup first |
| Beds lose their shape, mulch spills onto the lawn | Decorative concrete curbing |
| The property disappears after dark | Landscape lighting |
| Overgrown beds, leaves, storm debris | Yard cleanup |
| Beds look faded or weedy | Fresh mulch or decorative stone |
| Hedges blocking windows or looking shaggy | Shrub and hedge trimming |
Many projects combine two or three of these. A cleanup followed by new curbing and mulch is a common pairing, for example.
Landscape design, planting and sod
Design is where we look at the whole property: how you use it, where the sun falls, how water moves after a summer storm, what your HOA allows, and how much upkeep you want. From there we lay out beds, choose plants suited to sandy soil, heat and humidity, and plan the order of work.
Planting follows the design. We pay close attention to spacing and mature size, because plants that look fine in a pot often crowd walkways and windows a few years later. Near the coast, we lean on salt tolerant plants. Farther inland, we have a wider palette to work with.
When grass is too thin or patchy to recover on its own, sod is usually the quickest way to a usable lawn. We help homeowners pick a grass type that fits their sun, water and traffic, prepare the soil surface, and lay sod so it roots in well. If a patch keeps failing, it is worth figuring out why first, whether that is shade, a low spot that holds water, or irrigation that is not reaching.
Curbing, mulch and stone for clean beds
These three services work closely together. Decorative concrete curbing creates a permanent border between lawn and beds, which keeps grass out and mulch or rock in. It holds its shape through heavy rain and makes mowing simpler. Once the edges are set, a fresh layer of mulch or decorative stone finishes the bed.
- Curbing suits homeowners who are tired of beds that blur into the lawn. See our decorative concrete curbing page for more.
- Mulch works well for beds with plants that like cooler, moister roots and for improving sandy soil over time.
- Stone fits sunny beds, side yards and spots where you do not want to refill mulch every year.
Landscape lighting for evenings
Lighting does two jobs: it makes walkways, steps and driveways safer, and it lets you enjoy the yard after dark. We plan lighting in layers, with uplights on feature trees and palms, soft accents in beds, and path lights where people walk. Fixture material matters here, especially for homes closer to the ocean where salt air is hard on metal.
Cleanups and trimming to keep things in shape
Florida yards grow fast. Between long summers and heavy rain, beds can go from tidy to overgrown in a single season. Our cleanup work includes clearing weeds and debris from beds, removing leaves and fallen limbs, and getting yards back in order after storms during hurricane season, which runs June 1 through November 30.
Shrub and hedge trimming keeps plants healthy and in proportion with the house. Regular shaping stops hedges from swallowing windows and walkways, and thinning dense growth can help reduce damage in high winds. You can read more on our lawn and yard cleanup services page.
What to expect when you reach out
Every estimate we give is free. It helps if you can share a few details when you contact us:
- Your address or neighborhood in Palm Coast or elsewhere in Flagler County
- What is bothering you about the yard right now
- Any HOA requirements you already know about
- Photos, if you have them handy
- Whether you want to do everything at once or in phases
If you are comparing companies, our post on what to ask before hiring a Palm Coast landscaper lists good questions to bring to any estimate, including ours. Photos of past projects on our site can also give you a feel for the kind of work we do.
Frequently asked questions
What areas does Udell’s Landscape Services serve?
We are based in Palm Coast and serve properties throughout Flagler County. If you are not sure whether your address is in our area, just ask when you get in touch.
Can I hire you for just one service?
Yes. Plenty of homeowners start with a single job, like curbing, sod or a cleanup. We are happy to talk about a bigger plan, but there is no pressure to take on more than you need.
Do you work in HOA communities?
Yes, and many Palm Coast neighborhoods have HOA guidelines. We recommend checking with your HOA about any approval steps before work begins, especially for curbing colors, lighting and major plant changes.
Is the estimate really free?
Yes. We offer free estimates so you can understand your options before making any decision.
If you would like to talk through your yard with a local team that knows landscape design in Palm Coast and the conditions across Flagler County, you can request a free estimate or call Udell’s Landscape Services at (386) 931-6539.
