Old trees, rolling lots, bayou views
Gulf Hills was laid out in the 1920s around a golf course on the banks of Fort Bayou, and it still feels different from the rest of Ocean Springs. Lots are larger and more wooded, streets wind along the terrain, and many homes back right up to the bayou. That makes for beautiful yards and tricky ones.
Shade, slopes and roots
Wooded lots mean deep shade in some spots, full sun in others, and plenty of roots. Bayou-front yards often slope toward the water and can stay soft after a rain. We price each lot in person by its size, slope, beds and access, and set a mowing frequency that fits how your lawn actually grows. Shady lawns usually need a different schedule than sunny ones.
Every visit is the full service: mow, trim, edge and blow. We trim carefully around trunks and roots and keep the edges clean along drives and walks.
Leaves are part of life here
With this many trees, fall leaf cleanup and spring cleanup matter. Both are available as add-ons for route customers and quoted onsite, so the lawn underneath doesn't get smothered.
Beds that suit the setting
Gulf Hills landscapes look best natural and tidy rather than fussy: fresh mulch under the trees, clean bed lines, and shrubs kept in scale. For route customers we offer mulch and flower bed refreshes, seasonal flowers, shrub trimming and planting, and small trees.
Part of the Ocean Springs route
Gulf Hills connects to our routes through northeast Ocean Springs and along Fort Bayou, so service days stay steady.