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What the crew actually built.

Every photograph here is a real Loth & Son job, taken on the property. Nothing on this site is stock.

Stone and structures

Paths, pads, edges and the deck.

A curved flagstone stepping-stone path set in river stone, edged with granite cobble, running through a newly planted bed with path lighting.
Stepping-stone path in river stone with a granite cobble edge, and a bed planted the same week.
A grey paver pad and walkway laid in a running bond with a soldier-course border, meeting an existing concrete walk and stone steps.
Paver pad and walk, cut in to meet the existing concrete and the stone steps.
A white-railed composite deck built onto a Main Line stone house, with new footings and regraded lawn below.
Composite deck and rail on a stone house: footings, framing and the regrade underneath.

Planting and beds

Beds cut, edged, planted and mulched as one job.

A freshly mulched corner bed with hydrangea, fieldstone boulders and new plantings, curving around a tree at the edge of a lawn.
Corner bed rebuilt around the tree: boulders set, bed cut, plants in, mulched.
A long island planting bed with a clean cut edge running through an open lawn, with mature trees and a street beyond.
Island bed cut into an open lawn, with the edge held by hand rather than by plastic.
A narrow planting strip between a sidewalk and a lawn, freshly mulched with new low plantings and a fieldstone at one end.
The strip between the walk and the lawn, planted and mulched as one piece of work.
A front lawn area newly seeded and covered in straw, with a sprinkler running and a mulched bed along the house.
Seeded and strawed in September, when cool nights and warm soil do the work.

Maintenance through the year

The weekly route, the fall cleanup, the pruning most owners send out.

A large rear lawn cut in clean stripes, bordered by a low evergreen hedge and a granite cobble edge along the driveway.
Weekly maintenance: cut lines, a clipped hedge and a cobble edge that stays where it was set.
Four crew members with backpack blowers clearing fallen oak leaves from a lawn at the edge of a woodline in late autumn.
Fall cleanup. Four men and four blowers, because leaves do not wait.
A Loth & Son crew member in a branded work shirt, shearing a row of tall arborvitae from a lift, with a stone house and pool behind him.
Shearing a mature arborvitae screen from the lift, the part most owners send someone else to do.

How we work

Everything arrives at once, and every estimate is written down before anything is dug.

Rathana Yen standing at his truck in a Loth & Son shirt, reading through a written work order.
Every estimate is written down before anything is dug.
A black dump truck and an enclosed equipment trailer parked along a tree-lined residential street.
Truck and trailer on site. Everything the job needs arrives at once.

Before and after

The same ground, a few weeks apart.

  • Before: an overgrown bed at the end of a driveway, with a mailbox lost in the planting and the stone edge buried.Before
    After: the same corner cleared and rebuilt as a stepping-stone path in river stone, with a granite cobble edge, new planting and path lights.After

    Driveway cornerAn overgrown bed rebuilt as a stepping-stone path in river stone, with a cobble edge and low lighting.

  • Before: two air-conditioning condensers beside a house on loose gravel and scattered pavers, next to a cracked concrete walk.Before
    After: the same condensers standing on a level paver pad with a soldier-course border, tied into the concrete walk and the stone steps.After

    Side yardLoose gravel and scattered pavers replaced with a level paver pad, tied into the walk and the steps.

  • Before: an overgrown island bed around a tree in a front lawn, with a narrow gravel path running past it.Before
    After: the same front lawn with the bed cut back to a clean curve, freshly mulched, and the gravel path re-edged.After

    Front bedA bed that had swallowed its own edge, cut back to a clean curve and re-mulched.

These are the three jobs with photographs taken from the same spot before and after. Nothing here is staged and nothing is stock.

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