Landscaping & stonework in Pisgah Forest, built for mountain ground.
Maidenhair Landscaping is a Hendersonville-based, owner-run crew serving Pisgah Forest and the surrounding Transylvania County area. We specialize in the work mountain lots actually need — retaining walls, hardscaping, drainage and grading, and tree & storm cleanup — built for Transylvania County's grade and clay, where ridge soils like Ashe run to 39.3% slopes. The median lot here is about 1.16 acres. Free on-site estimate, 24hr callback.
We'll reach out within 24 hours to schedule your free on-site estimate. Prefer to talk now? Call (828) 490-1245.
- We confirm the details and book a time
- We walk the site and talk through the slope, soil, and access
- You get a clear, written, line-item scope
Maidenhair Landscaping is a Hendersonville-based, owner-run crew serving Pisgah Forest and the surrounding Transylvania County area. We specialize in the work mountain lots actually need — retaining walls, hardscaping, drainage and grading, and tree & storm cleanup — built for Transylvania County's grade and clay, where ridge soils like Ashe run to 39.3% slopes. The median lot here is about 1.16 acres. Free on-site estimate, 24hr callback.
What we do in Pisgah Forest.
Retaining Walls
Boulder, stone & block retaining walls that hold the mountain.
Pisgah Forest →Hardscaping & Patios
Paver patios, walkways, steps & fire pits built to last on mountain ground.
Pisgah Forest →Drainage & Grading
French drains, regrading & erosion control read off your lot's real drainage class.
Pisgah Forest →Tree & Storm Cleanup
Tree removal, storm cleanup, brush & stumps — get the property clear and safe.
Pisgah Forest →Mulch & Cleanups
Mulch, leaf removal, bed edging & shrub trimming — seasonal upkeep done right.
Pisgah Forest →Lawn Care
Mowing, aeration, seeding & sod built for mountain clay and grade.
Pisgah Forest →Landscape Design
Planting plans & landscape design that work with the grade, not against it.
Pisgah Forest →Steep slope and hillside landscaping in Pisgah Forest.
Most of what we build around Pisgah Forest sits on grade. Transylvania County ridge soils like Ashe run to 39.3% slopes, so a hillside yard usually needs the water handled first, then a wall or terrace to hold the cut, then the patio, steps, or planting on top. For a steep Pisgah Forest lot we typically look at boulder or block retaining walls to hold the grade, drainage and grading to move runoff off the slope, natural stone steps to tie the levels together, and erosion control where a bank has already started to move. Terracing a slope into usable, mowable levels is the same job done in stages.
Have a project in Pisgah Forest?
Retaining wall, patio, drainage, a yard that needs taking back — tell us what you're dealing with and we'll walk it with you, free.
We'll reach out within 24 hours to schedule your free on-site estimate. Prefer to talk now? Call (828) 490-1245.
- We confirm the details and book a time
- We walk the site and talk through the slope, soil, and access
- You get a clear, written, line-item scope