We serve Cedar Rapids, Marion, Hiawatha, Robins, Palo, Atkins, Fairfax, Swisher, Walford and Mt Vernon with landscaping and hardscaping, lawn care and commercial snow removal.
Our home base at 2720 A Ave NE. Landscaping, hardscaping, patios, retaining walls, lawn care and commercial snow removal. See Cedar Rapids landscaping and hardscaping.
Just northeast of Cedar Rapids. Patios, landscaping and hardscape projects for Marion homes. See Marion patios and landscaping.
Lee's Lawn & Landscape is based at 2720 A Ave NE, Cedar Rapids, IA. Our service area includes Cedar Rapids, Marion, Hiawatha, Robins, Palo, Atkins, Fairfax, Swisher, Walford, and Mt Vernon. This page brings those communities together so you can find the existing local information and the service pages most relevant to your property.
Start with your location and the kind of work you are considering. A landscape installation, a patio, ongoing lawn care, and commercial winter service involve different conversations. When requesting an estimate, share your property address, the area you want us to look at, and your main goals. That helps make the first discussion specific to your property rather than just a city name.
Cedar Rapids: Cedar Rapids is the central city of the metro and sits along the Cedar River in Linn County. Our base is on A Ave NE in Cedar Rapids.
Visit our Cedar Rapids landscaping and hardscaping page for the existing local overview. Then follow the service pages below for more detail on the work you have in mind.
Marion: Marion lies northeast of Cedar Rapids and is part of the same metro area. It is a separate city in Linn County.
Our Marion patio and landscaping page is the existing local page for Marion. Use it alongside the main service information when planning an outdoor project.
Hiawatha, IA
Hiawatha is directly north of Cedar Rapids in Linn County. It is one of the adjoining communities in the Cedar Rapids metro.
Robins, IA
Robins lies north of Cedar Rapids, near Hiawatha. This Linn County community is part of the northern side of the metro area.
Palo, IA
Palo is northwest of Cedar Rapids in Linn County, about 9 miles from the city center. It sits near the Cedar River corridor, so water runoff and erosion solutions and retaining walls are worth a look for sloped or low-lying yards.
Atkins, IA
Atkins is west of Cedar Rapids in Benton County, about 10 miles from the city center. It is one of the smaller communities on the western side of the wider Cedar Rapids area. Homeowners there can start with lawn maintenance or patios.
Fairfax, IA
Fairfax is southwest of Cedar Rapids in Linn County, about 7 miles from the city center. It is part of the group of communities surrounding the metro's southwest side.
Walford, IA
Walford is southwest of Cedar Rapids in Benton County, about 11 miles from the city center and just past Fairfax. For a new yard or a refresh, see residential landscaping and seasonal cleanups.
Swisher, IA
Swisher is south of Cedar Rapids in Johnson County, about 9 miles from the city center. Its location is between the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City areas.
Mt Vernon, IA
Mount Vernon is east of Cedar Rapids in Linn County, about 13 miles from the city center. It is connected to the Cedar Rapids area by the US 30 corridor. For outdoor projects there, see outdoor living and hardscaping.
For a landscape update, explore landscaping and the landscaper service hub. These pages help you separate planting and lawn needs from the built features of an outdoor space. For paved areas and changes in grade, read about hardscaping, patios, and retaining walls.
If you want a more connected backyard, explore outdoor living. If runoff or soil loss is your concern, review water runoff and erosion solutions. For maintenance needs, visit lawn care. Lawn maintenance covers aeration and weed control, seasonal cleanups include mulching, and outdoor steps are on our walkways, steps and sidewalks page; for business properties in winter, visit commercial snow and ice management.
City boundaries do not describe a property's slope, soil, access, or existing landscape. Share those details when you request a free estimate. We can discuss the work you are considering and the next step for your location without requiring you to choose a finished design first.
