New Baltimore, Macomb County

Mulch & Stone
in New Baltimore, MI

Premium mulch installation, decorative stone & crisp bed edging.

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Mulch & Stone in New Baltimore

New Baltimore's waterfront character on Anchor Bay and Lake St. Clair creates a unique landscape environment that rewards experienced, thoughtful property care.

Nothing refreshes a property's appearance faster than fresh mulch and clean bed edges — and in New Baltimore, where curb appeal matters, Tri-Point Landscaping delivers results that turn heads. We serve homeowners throughout New Baltimore, including properties along 23 Mile Road, Washington Street & Green Street and all surrounding neighborhoods. Our mulch and stone installations are done right: beds are edged with a sharp spade before any material goes down, old mulch is removed if needed, and every inch of ground coverage is installed at the right depth. We carry premium hardwood, dyed mulch, and a full selection of decorative stone options. One visit can transform a tired-looking front yard into a polished, professional landscape that makes the whole property look cared for.

What's Included

Everything You Need, Nothing You Don't

Premium shredded hardwood or dyed mulch

Decorative stone: river rock, crushed granite, lava rock & more

Sharp, clean spade bed edging

Removal and disposal of old mulch

Weed barrier installation where needed

Tree ring and garden bed preparation

Why It Matters

The Tri-Point Difference in New Baltimore

Instant, dramatic curb appeal improvement

Moisture retention and weed suppression for your plants

Clean lines and consistent color across all your beds

Professional results that take hours to DIY — done in one visit

Common Questions

Mulch & Stone in New Baltimore — FAQ

How much mulch do I need?

For most residential beds, 2–3 inches of mulch depth is ideal. During your free estimate we'll measure your beds and tell you exactly how much material is needed — no guessing.

What types of mulch do you carry?

We offer premium shredded hardwood, cedar, black dyed, brown dyed, and natural wood chip mulch. For stone we carry river rock, crushed granite, lava rock, and pea gravel.

Do you remove old mulch before installing new?

If your beds have excessive mulch buildup (over 4 inches total), we recommend removing the old layer first. We offer old mulch removal as part of our service.

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