Stephenson Landscapes

10/22/2025

Time to spill the news: Stephenson Landscapes is now in partnership with the SC Stingrays. We are the new sponsor for the Make some noise cowbell.

Let’s Go Rays!!

10/17/2025

Exciting news coming soon so keep your eyes out..

10/11/2025

Time to make waste management a breeze! Stephenson Landscapes is pumped to announce we've expanded our services to include total waste disposal solutions for both businesses and homes. No more stress! Just one call, and we'll take care of everything from beginning to end. Our pros specialize in everything: fast junk removal, safe E-waste pickup, demolition cleanups, quick eviction waste removal, construction site cleanups, renovation cleanups, event waste management, and top-notch recycling. We're all about clean, efficient, and eco-friendly waste disposal. Get in touch today and see how easy it can be!

10/11/2025

One of our commercial new build clean ups.

09/26/2025

We are closely watching the weather situation, although the path remains uncertain. Rest assured, we are ready to assist with cleanup efforts following the storm, if necessary. Should you require our help, please text 8438708826. Please share.

09/11/2025

Today we remember

09/11/2025

09/10/2025

ASIAN LONGHORNED BEETLE DETECTED IN MOUNT PLEASANT

Key points from Clemson University College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences:
-Inspectors found Asian longhorned beetle (ALB) on the grounds of a commercial shopping center in Mount Pleasant.
-Residents, arborists, construction site contractors and debris management companies should not move certain hardwood tree debris, including maple, from Mount Pleasant.
-Officials ask home and business owners to give DPI and USDA inspectors property access to conduct surveys which will help determine the extent of the infestation.
-Residents of Mount Pleasant and surrounding communities are encouraged to help by looking for the beetle and examining trees on their property for damage from ALB.
-Clemson DPI and the U.S. Department of Agriculture Plant and Animal Inspection Service (APHIS) are collaborating to determine the extent of the infestation. They will announce an official quarantine area in the coming weeks.

FULL ARTICLE: https://news.clemson.edu/clemson-officials-find-asian-longhorned-beetle-in-mount-pleasant/

HOW TO REPORT INFESTED TREES:
Online: https://clemson.edu/alb
Email: [email protected]
Call Clemson DPI: 843-973-8329

You may also make a report by calling the USDA’s Asian longhorned beetle hotline at 866-702-9938 or online at www.AsianLonghornedBeetle.com.

09/10/2025

The 'ber months and these cooler temps are just perfect for campfires, right? 🏕️

When it comes to finding wood for your fire, that you should ONLY use firewood that originated within 10 miles from where you plan to burn? 📍 This helps prevent the spread of tree-killing pests like the emerald ash borer, Asian longhorned beetle and others that threaten to destroy the forests we love.

What to do:
🪵 Buy firewood close to where you'll burn it
🪵 Buy certified heat-treated firewood beforehand if you can't buy locally
🪵 Gather firewood at the burn site (if allowed)

SC-specific information: https://www.dontmovefirewood.org/map/south-carolina/
More info: https://www.dontmovefirewood.org/how-to-help/

For lots of helpful tips, follow Don't Move Firewood!

09/01/2025

If you are looking for a junk removal service or small demo, we have you covered. Contact us today for a free no obligation quote. Contact us on Facebook or text us at 843-870-8826
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