KincaidLandscaping · Celina, Ohio
Lawn care, landscaping, hardscape, drainage and snow plowing for homes and commercial properties around Celina and up to Toledo. You deal with Tim Kincaid, the owner, from the first walk-through to the last cleanup.
Check grade at foundation
Cut new bed edge
Fabric, then mulch
Trim shrubs, clean up
They have a water problem, a soil problem, or nobody paying attention. Pick what you're seeing and here's how Tim would look at it.
“Water sits in the yard every time it rains.”
Where the water comes from: downspouts, the neighbor's grade, low spots, and whether the yard slopes toward the house or away from it.
The grade is wrong or the water has nowhere to go. Seed and sod won't fix that.
Regrade the low area, add a drain, or build a rock bed that carries water off the yard and away from the foundation.
Before landscaping full time, Tim Kincaid spent years in clinical healthcare, including at the University of Michigan. He landscaped on the side the whole time. Eventually the outdoor work won.
Healthcare taught him one habit he still uses on every job. If a lawn is thin, he looks at the soil and the grade before he sells anyone seed. If a yard floods, he fixes the drainage before anything gets built on top of it.
You get the fix that lasts, not the one that's easiest to sell.
No coordinating three contractors who have never met. Tim handles it all year, from spring cleanup to the last snow, and he knows how each piece affects the next.
Mowing, feeding and weed control timed for Ohio's seasons. When a lawn won't fill in, Tim checks soil and compaction first, then aerates and overseeds in the window when new grass actually takes.
Regrading, drains and rock beds. Fixed at the source so the wet spot doesn't come back next spring.
New beds, edging, fabric, mulch, river rock, shrubs and plantings. The prep goes in first so the bed holds its shape.
Spring and fall cleanups, brush clearing and stump removal, hauled off with the truck.
Retaining walls, patios and walkways set on a graded, well-drained base. Tim walks the yard with you and gives you a straight answer on what fits, what it costs, and whether it's worth doing.
Winter doesn't stop at Kincaid Landscaping. Tim plows and salts driveways, parking lots, sidewalks and entrances across the area, with the same owner answering the phone when it snows.
Landscaping, hardscape, grounds care and snow removal for commercial and association properties. One owner who answers his own phone and shows up to his own jobs, every season.
Drag across the photo to see a backyard before and after stump removal.
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Every photo on this page is a Kincaid Landscaping job. No stock photos.
Cool-season grass, clay soil and hard freezes set the calendar here. This is when Tim does what.
Book early. Spring fills fast.
Best time to build hardscape.
Seeding window: Aug 15 – Sep 30
Get on the snow list before the first storm.
Tim is on your property every week. He'll point out the wet spots, the tired beds, and the spot where a patio would fit, with no pressure to do any of it.
He'll follow up personally to set a time to see it.
Two minutes. Add a photo when Tim texts back.
A few questions, then a time that works for you.
A straight answer on the fix, the cost and the timing.
Based at 1522 Irmscher Blvd in Celina. Homes and commercial properties within about 100 miles, across west-central and northwest Ohio. Not on the list? Call or text and ask.
Tim Kincaid, the owner, runs every job. You deal with Tim from the first estimate to the finished project, not a call center or a rotating crew.
Yes. Free estimates with no pressure. Call or text Tim at (419) 790-5852 or use the estimate form above.
Yes. Kincaid Landscaping LLC is licensed and insured on every job.
West-central and northwest Ohio within about 100 miles of Celina, including Coldwater, St. Marys, Wapakoneta, Van Wert, Lima, Findlay, Bowling Green, Perrysburg, Toledo and Swanton.
Yes. Retaining walls, patios and walkways, along with the grading and drainage underneath them so they hold up to Ohio freeze and thaw.
Usually compacted soil, poor drainage or seed put down at the wrong time. Tim checks the soil and grade first, then aerates and overseeds in late summer, when new grass establishes best in Ohio.
About 15 years of hands-on work. He landscaped on the side during a career in clinical healthcare before making Kincaid Landscaping his full-time business.
Yes. Snow plowing and salting is a big part of Kincaid Landscaping's winter work, for residential driveways and commercial lots, walks and entrances. Get on the snow list before the first storm.
Yes. Landscaping, hardscape, grounds maintenance and snow removal for commercial and HOA properties. See commercial services or ask for a property walk.
Free estimates, no pressure. You'll talk to Tim, not a call center.