Feather Built Landscapes

07/09/2026

07/09/2026

Man, I sure do love this boy! Love his willingness to help.

06/04/2026

🏡 Ready to give your yard a clean, finished look?

Message us today for a free estimate!
📍 Serving the CSRA & surrounding areas

06/03/2026

This backyard got a serious upgrade. 👌

We recently wrapped up this custom putting green project and tied everything together with decorative concrete curbing for a clean, finished look.

It’s amazing how much difference the details make.

Serving Augusta, Evans, Grovetown, North Augusta, and the surrounding CSRA.

Message us for a free quote.

05/28/2026

Custom brick-style concrete curbing we recently finished around this backyard putting green. Really changed the overall look and gave it a much cleaner finished edge.

We’re now booking decorative curbing installs in the Augusta / CSRA area.

If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your flower beds, trees, walkways, or landscaping borders, send us a message for a free quote.

Feather Built Landscapes
706-426-0305

Serving the Augusta Ga, and surrounding areas.
-Evans
-Grovetown
-Martinez
-Hepzibah
-CSRA

05/20/2026

Your Idea, My Tools, Your Yard, My Sweat, Your Dream, My Goal!

Feather Built Landscapes is not just a company, we are a living business, with real people. I’m the owner and I want to build amazing things for you! Call me with any ideas you have for your property and we can make it happen.

From Patios’s to Garden Beds we got you covered.
And how about maintenance? We do that do!

From sprinkler repair to low voltage lighting, custom plants from local nursery’s, to our amazing beautiful concrete decorative curbing.

We are always intrigued by some of the ideas our customers have so send me a picture of your next project and some details and I can even do a AI rendering for you.

Feather Built Landscapes
Aaron Featherston
706-426-0305

05/17/2026

This isn’t a golf course! It’s your backyard!
Call us today & we can make this happen for you!
Serving the Augusta Ga, Evans, Grovetown, North Augusta, and the CSRA!
706-426-0305

04/17/2026

Who’s got the itch after watching the Masters last week?

This guy did, and Feather Built Landscapes delivered.
This putting green looked unfinished until we installed a clean, solid border around it.

Now it actually looks complete.

No plastic. No shifting. No temporary fixes.

Just clean, permanent curb appeal.

If your yard feels “off” but you can’t figure out why… this is usually it.

Message me and I’ll show you exactly what it would look like at your house.

📍 Augusta, Evans, CSRA & surrounding areas
📞 706-426-0305

04/16/2026

FROM THIS… TO THIS 👇

In this neighborhood, you’re required to have at least two trees in the front yard — so instead of letting them just blend in, we added custom tree rings to make them stand out.

Gave this yard a lot more definition and curb appeal without doing anything over the top. Just clean, solid edges that actually hold everything in place.

No more mulch washing out, no plastic edging popping up — just something that looks finished and stays that way.

We’re starting to pick up more jobs around Evans, Grovetown, and Augusta right now.

If you’re in one of these neighborhoods and want your yard to stand out a little more, send me a message and I’ll come take a look.

Feather Built Landscapes
706-426-0305

Send me a picture of your garden beds and I can give you an idea of what it would cost.

📍 Evans / Augusta / CSRA

04/13/2026

Castle rock vs Concrete Curbing—the price difference isn’t what you think.
And by the end of this, you’ll know exactly which one saves you money.

I’ve had a few people lately ask how this compares to doing stone edging like castle rock or block borders, so I figured I’d just explain it real quick.

Most of those stones are running $8–$12 each right now depending on what you get, and by the time you line everything out, level it, compact the base, and set them all… it adds up fast.

And that’s before paying someone to install it.

What a lot of people don’t realize is that concrete curbing usually ends up in that same range — sometimes even less — but it’s all continuous, doesn’t shift over time, and you don’t have to go back and fix sections later.

It’s not that one is “bad” and the other is “good” — they just serve different purposes.

But if you’re mainly trying to get a clean, finished edge that stays put and keeps everything where it belongs, this is usually the simpler route.

If you’ve got a spot you’re thinking about doing, send me a picture and I’ll tell you what I’d recommend for it.

706-426-0305



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