Dubina Landscaping, LLC provides landscaping designs, lawn restoration, drainage systems, and tree services in the Indianapolis area.

Dubina Landscaping’s origins begin in the Meridian-Kessler neighborhood of Indianapolis in 1997. Over the course of years, we’ve grown from a lawncare service to a diversified landscape company. We incorporated in our current format in 2013 and have grown both in services and to service the greater Indianapolis area, Carmel, Fishers, Zionsville, Noblesville, and surrounding areas. At Dubina Landscaping, we try to offer a comprehensive approach to landscape management and outdoor living. Our ph...

Dubina Landscaping’s origins begin in the Meridian-Kessler neighborhood of Indianapolis in 1997. Over the course of years, we’ve grown from a lawncare service to a diversified landscape company. We incorporated in our current format in 2013 and have grown both in services and to service the greater Indianapolis area, Carmel, Fishers, Zionsville, Noblesville, and surrounding areas. At Dubina Landscaping, we try to offer a comprehensive approach to landscape management and outdoor living. Our philosophy is that good aesthetics and thriving ecosystems should always be synonymous. When possible, we try to incorporate native and nativized species; natural materials; and integrated water management systems. We strive to work with both the house style and property features plus the various topographical and ecological components of the property site. Additionally, we believe that good design should flow harmoniously into neighboring properties. Over the years, we’ve incorporated a number of unique materials and features that are characteristic of our designs and methodologies. Some of these include: shou sugi ban timber accents (typically utilizing reclaimed woods that we harvest in our tree removal process); native, sustainable hardwoods for constructing outdoor features; rain gardens with insect-repelling, yet pollinator-benefiting plants in rain-water management areas; irrigation-free landscapes (we will still work with irrigation when necessary); edible landscapes; repurposed-focused material disposal methodologies; and unique fusions of different traditional garden styles.