solving yellow patches on lawn

Why Your Lawn Has Yellow Patches and How to Fix It

Yellow patches in your lawn are frustrating. You water, mow, and maintain it—but the grass still turns yellow in certain spots. This issue is common for homeowners across Moline and the surrounding areas, especially during hot, humid summers or after periods of heavy rain. At Topscape Landscaping, we help homeowners identify the exact cause of…

retaining wall ideas for sloped yards

Retaining Wall Ideas for Sloped Backyards in Illinois

Sloped backyards are common throughout Illinois, especially in older neighborhoods and rural areas. While slopes can add character to a landscape, they also present challenges: erosion, uneven ground, and limited usable space. The right retaining wall can transform a sloped yard into a beautiful, functional outdoor space—while protecting your landscape from long-term damage. At Topscape…

Designing firepits for year round use

Designing Fire Pit Areas for Year-Round Enjoyment

A well-designed fire pit area does more than keep you warm on a chilly evening—it creates a welcoming focal point for outdoor living. Whether you’re hosting summer gatherings or enjoying a quiet winter night, a professionally installed fire feature adds comfort, style, and function to your landscape. At Topscape Landscaping & Lawn Care, we specialize…

Importance of proper drainage

The Importance of Proper Drainage in Landscape Design

Poor drainage is one of the most overlooked issues in residential landscaping—but it can lead to major problems if not addressed. Standing water, soil erosion, foundation damage, and dying plants are just a few of the headaches caused by improper water management. At Topscape Landscaping & Lawn Care, we understand that a beautiful yard starts…

paver patio designing and installs

Creating Outdoor Living Rooms with Paver Patios

Outdoor living spaces have become one of the most valuable upgrades for homeowners in Moline and the surrounding areas. Whether you’re entertaining guests, relaxing with family, or simply enjoying a quiet moment outside, a well-designed paver patio can transform your backyard into a functional and beautiful outdoor living room. What is an outdoor living room?…

Flagstone patio paver install in Moline, Illinois

What Type of Flagstone Is Best for Outdoor Patios in Illinois?

When planning a natural stone patio, few materials offer the timeless appeal and durability of flagstone. Its natural variation, non-slip surface, and earthy tones make it a popular choice for homeowners throughout Illinois—especially in places like Moline, Rock Island, and Bettendorf. But not all flagstone performs equally well in the Midwest’s freeze-thaw climate. In this…

Interlocking Patio Paver installs in Moline, Illinois

Are Interlocking Pavers Better Than Stamped Concrete?

If you’re planning to upgrade your patio, walkway, or driveway, one of the biggest decisions you’ll face is choosing the right material. Two of the most popular options are interlocking pavers and stamped concrete—both offer unique benefits, but they perform very differently when it comes to appearance, durability, and maintenance. At Topscape Landscaping & Lawn…

Retaining wall install in Moline, Illinois

Retaining Wall Design Ideas That Add Function and Curb Appeal

If your yard slopes, suffers from erosion, or lacks definition, a well-built retaining wall can be the solution you didn’t know you needed. At Topscape Landscaping, we help homeowners across Moline and the surrounding areas transform their outdoor spaces with professionally designed and constructed retaining walls that don’t just solve problems—they elevate curb appeal and…

Backyard Landscaping Idea Without Grass

Drought Tolerant Landscaping Or Xeriscaping

A Beautiful Looking Landscaped Property Without Wasting Water!We specialize in drought resistant and drought tolerant landscaping. Drought tolerant landscaping, drought resistant landscaping or Xeriscaping as it’s also known, is a quickly emerging landscaping trend, especially throughout the Moline, IL area. Unless you’re property is on a well you are most likely hooked up to city water…