SoilKeepers - Orange, Virginia

SoilKeepers: A Leading Landscaping and Corporate Office in Orange, VA

SoilKeepers is a renowned landscaping company and corporate office located at PAGE BUILDING, 130 W Main St, Orange, VA 22960. With a strong commitment to environmental sustainability and exceptional service, SoilKeepers has earned a stellar reputation in the industry.

SPECIALTIES:

• Corporate office
• Landscaper

OTHER POINTS OF INTEREST:

• Wheelchair accessible parking lot

OPINIONS: This company has 2 reviews on Google My Business with an impressive AVERAGE OPINION of 5/5.

One satisfied customer raved about the beautiful meadow Mike grew at their house, praising the minimal trimming required for upkeep and the variety of wildflowers that emerged in the summer. The customer highly recommends Mike and his team for their exceptional work.

SoilKeepers offers a wide range of services, including corporate office management and professional landscaping. Their expertise in creating and maintaining lush, vibrant landscapes has made them a go-to choice for both residential and commercial clients in the Orange, VA area.

The company's commitment to accessibility is evident in their provision of a wheelchair accessible parking lot, ensuring that all clients can easily access their services. With a dedicated team of professionals and a focus on sustainability, SoilKeepers continues to set the standard in the landscaping industry.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

• Phone: 06722542
• Website: americanclimatepartners.org

👍 Reviews of SoilKeepers

Liza C.

5/5

The meadow that Mike grew at my house is so pretty! I love the minimal trimming involved in the upkeep and how many different wild flowers came up in the beginning of summer! Highly recommend Mike and his team!

Richard V. S.

5/5

I am a big fan of SoilKeepers, Rapidan Valley Area Wildlife Cooperative Program, a division of The Center for Natural Capital in Orange VA. 2 years ago SoilKeepers installed a natural pollinator and quail meadow on the north side of my house. Eliminating invasive species was job one, followed by planting an over winter nurse crop of winter rye. In the spring a seed drill was used to plant 1.5 acres of annual and perennial flowers, as well as a selection of native warm season grasses.

The result has been spectacular visually and the wildlife has responded.
Besides deer and foxes, we have attracted huge quantities of bees, other insects, and bird life to include hummingbirds, mourning doves, goldfinches, and many other species. Pollination is occurring regularly and the bird life has begun pollinating as well as spreading hundreds of seeds of native plants to the surrounding fields.

I strongly recommend planting a wildlife meadow, even if just a modest one, for the good you will be doing to the earth and the pleasure you will receive from the year round beauty of the meadow!
B.V. Rapidan, VA