Serving Voorhees · Camden County

Landscaping & Hardscaping in Voorhees, NJ

From newer developments to established, wooded streets, Voorhees homeowners count on us for sharp lawns, clean beds and hardscaping done right the first time.

Colonial home with a stone chimney, trimmed shrubs and freshly mulched landscape beds maintained by P&F Lawn Care
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Landscaping for Voorhees homes

Voorhees Township covers about 11.6 square miles between Cherry Hill, Marlton and our home base in Clementon. Its neighborhoods range from the wooded, lakefront lots of Sturbridge Lakes to the nearly half-acre properties of Lost Tree and Acorn Hill, plus established sections like Echelon, Ashland, Kresson and Osage.

Wooded lots bring shade, heavy fall leaf drop and beds that need regular attention, while larger open lots are ideal for patios, walls and new plantings. We handle both: routine maintenance to keep things sharp, and design-build projects when you're ready to upgrade.

At about fifteen minutes from our yard, Voorhees is close enough for quick estimates and dependable scheduling.

Good to Know

Landscaping in Voorhees: local notes

Leaf collection season

Voorhees collects leaves in November and December by section, either loose at the curb or in cans or biodegradable bags. Branches shouldn't go to the curb during leaf season, and the chipper service pauses, so we haul trimming debris ourselves.

Driveway aprons after snow

Township guidelines make homeowners responsible for clearing their own driveway aprons, and snow can't be pushed back into the street. Our snow service covers the apron too.

Curb work needs a permit

Voorhees doesn't require a permit for sidewalk or driveway-apron replacement, but any work on the curb does. We'll flag it if your walkway or driveway project touches the curb.

Retaining walls

Under New Jersey's Uniform Construction Code, a retaining wall (or a stepped series of walls) 4 feet tall or more, measured from the bottom of the footing, needs a construction permit. We design walls with that in mind and handle the paperwork when a permit is required.

Local rules change. We confirm permits and requirements with Voorhees Township before any job that needs them.

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★★★★★4.8 out of 5 from 99 Google reviews

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“P&F have been my lawn service for 3 years now. They never disappoint. They are always on schedule and they do a great job on my lawn. Because of my lack of time, my flower bed had a lot of weeds growing, and it was too much for me to tackle so that I could plant my flowers for the summer. P&F came and weeded my flower bed and laid down mulch for me. They are very professional and very kind. I would recommend them to anyone who needs lawn service or landscaping done.”

Trina MooreGoogle review
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“I can't say enough about David and this company! They came out to do an estimate and we're back in a few days to do the mulch and did a fantastic job. Their customer service is wonderful. When they come to cut the grass the guys are careful with our property and get the job done quickly and efficiently. I'd recommend them to anyone!”

Brianna HummelGoogle review
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“I honestly couldn't be happier with the landscaping work! He did an amazing job laying down fresh mulch and is currently working on fixing my grass, and everything already looks so much better. Not only is the quality of his work top-notch, but his pricing is honestly unbeatable for the level of service he provides. He's professional, reliable, and clearly takes pride in what he does. I highly recommend him to anyone looking to upgrade their yard without overpaying!”

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FAQ

Questions from Voorhees homeowners

When does Voorhees pick up leaves?

Voorhees runs fall leaf collection by section in November and December. Leaves can go loose at the curb or in cans or biodegradable bags, but not with branches, since the chipper service pauses during leaf season.

Do I need a permit to replace my driveway apron or front walk in Voorhees?

According to the township, sidewalk and driveway-apron replacement doesn't need a permit, but any curb work does. We'll confirm the specifics for your project.

Which Voorhees neighborhoods do you serve?

All of them, including Sturbridge Lakes, Lost Tree, Acorn Hill, Staffordshire Estates, Lafayette Hills, Wilderness Lakes, Echelon, Ashland, Kresson and Osage.

Nearby Areas

Also serving towns near Voorhees

We also work in Gibbsboro, Berlin Township and Lawnside. Not sure if we cover your street? Just ask.

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