A sunken or leaning air conditioner condenser pad can strain refrigerant lines, reduce efficiency, and shorten the life of your cooling system. At Pacocha Landscaping Services, we safely rebuild, stabilize, and elevate reusable pads to protect your investment. Serving homeowners and commercial property owners in Arlington Heights and nearby communities with reliable, long-lasting outdoor solutions.

Get your yard ready for fall with a seasonal landscape reset! Clear out summer annuals, cut back perennials, refresh mulch, and prep for new plantings. A proper fall cleanup protects your landscape, boosts curb appeal, and sets the stage for a healthier yard next spring. Contact Pacocha Landscaping Services, Inc. today to schedule your fall service!

Crabgrass doesn’t wait for an invitation—it thrives in bare, sun-soaked soil and quickly takes over struggling lawns. Learn why this invasive weed spreads so fast and how you can fight back with proven lawn care strategies from Pacocha Landscaping Services.

We understand — it’s summer. The sun is shining, the yard looks great, and snow is the last thing on your mind. But as we work through landscaping season, we’re also planning ahead for winter. Now is the ideal time to start thinking about snow removal. Our service routes fill up well before the first snowfall, and early planning ensures you’ll be covered when the weather turns.

At Pacocha Landscaping Services, Inc., we always include one or more forms of debris protection at the entry point of any buried downspout drainage pipe. Here are three great connector options to help keep your buried drainage system clear and functional.

Is your lawn looking tired, patchy, or just plain sad? Don’t worry — you’re not alone. When it comes to bringing a struggling lawn back to life, two main options stand out: give it a boost with aeration, seeding, and some TLC, or hit the reset button with fresh sod. But which route makes the most sense for your yard (and your wallet)? Let’s dive into the pros and cons of both!

Your landscape should be a place of beauty and enjoyment, free from overcrowding or misplaced plantings.

We will engage in a collaborative discussion with you to explore various invasive plant eradication strategies tailored to your situation.

From material scrutiny, to team education and training, to adding new services; here are a few examples of what we are currently working on.