KB Maintenance

12/22/2025

We are scheduling our 2026 season. Insured and registered with Camden County with 7 years in business.
(252)340-3144
www.kbmaintenance.net

12/17/2025

12/13/2025

What I thought were smaller stones as a border edge turned out to be nice size boulders once I dug them up. Knocked out this small flowered clean out and mulch today. Let us know if there is anything that we can do for you.
(252)340-3144
www.kbmaintenance.net

12/13/2025

Inquiring minds want to know 😉

12/12/2025

🥶Myth vs. Reality: Does Your Grass Die in Winter?

Nope! Your lawn is actually in a state of dormancy, kind of like a long winter nap. But that doesn't mean it's maintenance-free!

💡Our Tip: Keep off the frozen grass! Oh... also not to wait to get your lawn maintenance quote for the 2026 season, of course! 😃

12/12/2025

Spent my morning under the house insulating water lines this morning. With the cold weather approaching this weekend, make sure you are prepared.

12/12/2025

We try to wait as long as possible to schedule our leaf removal services. Leaves provide a winter shelter for our pollinators that are in dire need of our help. We will get the job done but do recommend waiting until spring to have your leaves cleaned up. Give us a call or fill out our contact form on our website to schedule your free quote today.

(252)340-3144
www.kbmaintenance.net

12/11/2025

Let us know what you prefer!🌷

12/11/2025

Have you wanted to hire a company to mow your lawn mid-season because life happens and it's hard to get on someone's route due to them being full and busy? Is the price a little out of your budget right now? Well, do not let that stop you from calling us. KB Maintenance is accepting new clients for our 2026 season and also offers yearly (12-month) contracts to lower the monthly price.

Give us a call or fill out our contact form on our website for a free quote today.
(252)340-3144

Create your dream landscape with our expert design and installation services.

12/11/2025

The benefits of native plants include:

Support for Wildlife: Native plants provide essential nectar for pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, and offer shelter for various mammals.

Ecosystem Health: They play a crucial role in maintaining local ecosystems, supporting biodiversity, and promoting healthy soil and water systems.

Economic Advantages: Native plants can reduce maintenance costs as they are adapted to local conditions and require less water and fertilizer.

Aesthetic Value: They enhance the beauty of landscapes with their unique forms and colors, contributing to the overall aesthetic of gardens and natural areas.

Genetic Diversity: Using native plants helps maintain and restore native plant gene pools, which is vital for ecosystem resilience.

These benefits highlight the importance of incorporating native plants into gardening and landscaping practices.

This native plants chapter of the Extension Gardener Handbook defines the term native, why gardeners would want to use native plants, basic principles of gardening with natives and also reviews common misconceptions around native plants.

12/11/2025

Did you know December 11 is International Mountain Day? To raise awareness of the importance and value of mountains. Mountains provide clean water, food, clean energy and recreational activities. The conservation of mountains is a key factor is sustainable development. Mountains cover 27% of the earths landmass.