Takoma Landscaping Services Inc.

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A meticulously manicured suburban front yard in Takoma Park, featuring a lush emerald fescue lawn edged with crisp, clean lines against a smooth brick walkway. Mature flowering shrubs in coordinated whites and blues frame the house foundation, with neatly mulched beds and precisely placed river stones around each plant. In the background, a classic DC-style brick home sits slightly out of focus. Late afternoon golden-hour sunlight casts soft, elongated shadows across the grass, highlighting subtle variations in texture. Photographic realism from an eye-level angle with sharp focus throughout emphasizes order, professionalism, and long-term care, creating a calm, welcoming, and trustworthy atmosphere ideal for a family-run landscaping service.

Family Owned
and Operated

We are a family-owned Latino company with over 20 years of experience serving our community. From the beginning, our mission has been simple: provide high-quality work while ensuring every customer is satisfied with the results.

Our company was built on strong values—hard work, honesty, and respect. We take pride in delivering effective and reliable services while maintaining the highest standards of quality in every job we complete. Over the years, our dedication to excellence has helped us grow and build lasting relationships with the people and communities we serve.

As a family business, we understand the importance of trust. That is why we focus on creating strong connections with community leaders, residents, and local organizations. Our goal is not only to provide great service but also to be recognized as a dependable company that contributes positively to the communities we work in.

With more than two decades of experience, we continue to expand and bring our services to new communities while maintaining the same commitment to quality, professionalism, and customer satisfaction that has defined us from the start

Meet Our Team

A close-up, highly detailed view of a freshly installed stone garden path in a Washington DC rowhouse backyard, with irregular bluestone pavers set in compacted gravel and tightly edged with dark metal landscape edging. Between the stones, low-growing moss and creeping thyme soften the joints. On one side, a narrow, expertly maintained mixed border features hostas, ferns, and shade-tolerant flowers thriving beneath a mature tree canopy. Soft, dappled morning light filters through leaves above, creating intricate light patterns on the stones and plants. Photographic realism with a shallow depth of field keeps the foreground stones and plants razor sharp while the rest of the yard gently blurs, conveying craftsmanship, intimacy, and quiet elegance.


Mauricio Ruiz

A dramatic full-yard transformation scene shown as a seamless, unified finished space: a once-plain backyard now redesigned into distinct zones with a curving paver patio, raised planting beds, and a small, neatly edged lawn. Ornamental grasses sway beside a low stone retaining wall, while flowering perennials in coordinated burgundy, cream, and soft purple add depth along the fence line. Overcast, diffused daylight creates even, shadowless illumination that emphasizes textures in stone, foliage, and mulch. Photographic realism captured from a slightly elevated wide-angle perspective showcases the entire space in one frame, conveying a sense of thoughtful planning, craftsmanship, and long-term functionality for a DC-area home.


Kevin Ruiz

A vibrant native-plant front yard in a Takoma neighborhood, transformed from traditional turf to an ecologically rich landscape. A gently curving gravel path leads from sidewalk to porch, bordered by layered plantings of black-eyed Susans, coneflowers, little bluestem grass, and low-growing groundcovers, all clearly labeled with small, subtle metal plant tags. Dark brown shredded hardwood mulch unifies the beds, while a discreet, professionally installed drip irrigation line is barely visible at soil level. Warm late-morning sunlight illuminates the flowers, creating a lively yet controlled scene. Photographic realism from an eye-level, three-quarter angle uses the rule of thirds to balance house, path, and planting, conveying environmental responsibility, expertise, and long-term sustainability.


Zuri Ndlovu

A dramatic full-yard transformation scene shown as a seamless, unified finished space: a once-plain backyard now redesigned into distinct zones with a curving paver patio, raised planting beds, and a small, neatly edged lawn. Ornamental grasses sway beside a low stone retaining wall, while flowering perennials in coordinated burgundy, cream, and soft purple add depth along the fence line. Overcast, diffused daylight creates even, shadowless illumination that emphasizes textures in stone, foliage, and mulch. Photographic realism captured from a slightly elevated wide-angle perspective showcases the entire space in one frame, conveying a sense of thoughtful planning, craftsmanship, and long-term functionality for a DC-area home.


Leila Haddad