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Mulch Installation in the Quad Cities

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No published range. Landscaping labor in the QC area runs $50-100 per hour; your quote sets the exact price.

What changes the price

  • Bed area

    Mulch goes by the cubic yard, which the bed area decides.

  • Mulch type

    Hardwood bark costs less than dyed black or cedar.

  • Edging

    A fresh bed edge keeps mulch from spilling onto turf.

  • Refresh vs. full

    A top-dress costs less than cutting in new beds.

What's included

  • Bed cleanup and a fresh cut edge
  • Mulch spread at 2–3 inches, pulled back from trunks
  • Blow-off of walks and drives

How a local crew does it

  1. 01

    Clean the beds

    We pull winter debris and cut a clean edge so the mulch stays put.

  2. 02

    Cut the edge

    We cut a spade edge between bed and turf — the line that makes the beds look finished.

  3. 03

    Spread

    We lay 2–3 inches of mulch and pull it back from trunks so the bark can breathe.

  4. 04

    Blow off

    We blow the walks and drives clean so you're not left sweeping.

When to book in zone 5b

Late spring after the soil warms. A fresh edge and mulch makes the whole yard look maintained.

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Questions, answered

No published range. Landscaping labor in the QC area runs $50-100 per hour; your quote sets the exact price.

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We reply the same day with a price range and the next open date. No chasing contractors — a local crew handles it from here.

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