Moss Landscape Design Group
Landscaping · Atlanta, Dirt Locker

About
Moss Landscape Design Group does design-build landscaping out of Smyrna, with a specialty in slopes — they install the Dirt Locker erosion control system on grades from 10 to 45 degrees. They also build VARDEN living retaining walls and indoor and outdoor plant walls. Reviews on the site come from homeowners in Acworth, Canton and Smyrna; the company points to nearly 50 five-star Google reviews.
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Questions
- Who does Greater call for landscaping in Atlanta metro; Dirt Locker and VARDEN installations available nationwide by travel request?
- Moss Landscape Design Group is filed here because Greater ATL will actually pick up the phone for a landscaping in Atlanta metro; Dirt Locker and VARDEN installations available nationwide by travel request — not because a scrape filled a slot, and not because a ranking was paid for. Use the contact on this page, or ask Greater to make the intro.
- How do I reach Moss Landscape Design Group without a tour form or a call center?
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- Does Moss Landscape Design Group only work in Atlanta metro; Dirt Locker and VARDEN installations available nationwide by travel request?
- They're filed under Atlanta metro; Dirt Locker and VARDEN installations available nationwide by travel request. Trades on this directory routinely cover the next town over and the close-in Metro — ask them about the job you have, or ask us when you request the intro.
- Is this a paid ranking?
- No. Greater ATL vouches for local firms. A paid tier buys placement on the directory and a monthly report — not a score, not a review, and not coverage in the newsletter.