Our motto has always been that hard work is an opportunity.  It’s why you will find us at every single job that we do.  We are a small company and we take pride in our work.  We have worked hard to develop relationships with almost all the sod farms in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.  These relationships are just one of the many things that set us apart from the rest.  We bring integrity, honesty, transparency, and absolute love for what we do to every single job.  We work very hard, and we do it with a smile on our faces.

NC Sod and Mulch is a family owned and operated company.  Anabelle is our assistant manager.  She is training to become a professional driver, she is a heavy equipment operator and hardscape designer.  She has designed and customized blue prints for our hardscape fireplace installations.

Amanda has 20 years of experience in the landscape industry. From managing dispatch of crews to contract negotiations and implementation, her and John have built NC Sod and Mulch from the ground up starting in 2000. She is experienced in snow and ice control measures and day to day office management of NC Sod and Mulch. She is knowledgeable about the different types of sod and sod installation planning is her specialty.

John has been self employed since he was 16. He is a skilled landscaper with extensive knowledge about hardscaping, land clearing, grading, drainage, sod installation, and snow and ice control.

When not working, you will find them either fishing on our commercial fishing vessel, Team Whippersnapper, or out on their homestead in Dunn, NC.  John makes trips offshore during the winter months when the bite is hot.  Amanda loves spending time in her wildflower field with her working dogs during the summer, and tracking and mantrailing during the winter.  Anabelle is an avid runner and scuba diver.  She is also studying to become a captain.

NC Sod and Mulch runs a private working dog haven.  With space for up to six dogs, NC Sod and Mulch specializes in rehabilitating working dogs; German Shepherds, Dutch Shepherds, and Belgian Malinois.  If a dog is deemed unadoptable, they will have a forever home at the homestead where they receive top of the line care, training, and genetic fulfillment.  Puppies and dogs that are able to be placed in homes receive vetting and basic obedience training with support as needed for the new families.