Total Grounds Landscape

About Total Grounds Landscape

Total Grounds Landscape works the ground where the Winnipesaukee River bends past Tilton's brick mills and the hills begin folding north toward the lakes. Their days run from patios and retaining walls set stone by stone, through hydroseed and sod laid down until a bare lot answers back in green, to sitework and tree clearing that gives a property its shape before anything is planted. Summer means mowing, plantings, and the enhancements that make a yard look tended rather than merely cut; winter means a plow out ahead of the light, pushing a drive clean while central New Hampshire is still asleep under its own weather. What they leave behind is physical — a wall that holds its line, a stair you can climb in the dark, a lawn that comes in even all the way to the edge.