Platinum Landscaping LLC serves Franklin County, centered on Frankfort — Kentucky's capital city, set in the Kentucky River valley with the Capitol watching over it and Kentucky State University on the hill. I-64 cuts straight through the county between Louisville and Lexington, and outside the capital's neighborhoods there's working farmland, wooded river hills, and plenty of overgrown ground. We bring the machines for all of it.
If your land in Franklin County KY has disappeared under brush and volunteer trees, that is exactly the work Platinum Landscaping LLC does every day. We clear and mulch overgrown property across Franklin County KY — one call, the owner on site, and ground you can walk, build on, or maintain when we are done.
Our Services in Franklin County
Land Clearing — Overgrown lots in Frankfort, farm tracts, and wooded parcels along the Kentucky River cleared to usable ground.
Forestry Mulching — River hillsides and wooded edges thinned cleanly, grinding brush where it stands and leaving the good trees.
Lawn Care Services — Weekly and seasonal mowing for homes, rentals, and commercial properties across Frankfort.
Excavation — Grading, drainage work, and site prep for builds and additions across the county.
Demolition — Old farm structures, sheds, and tear-downs removed with full haul-off.
Landscaping — Bed installs, sod, and cleanups for properties in the capital's neighborhoods and out in the county.
Debris Removal — Storm damage, construction debris, and cleanouts handled in one trip.
Seasonal Snow Removal — Commercial lots, drives, and walks cleared so the capital keeps moving.
Why Franklin County Calls Platinum
We're a Louisville-based, fully insured, owner-operated company — and Franklin County is right in our backyard, a short run down I-64. You get the owner on the job, our own equipment, and one phone number that covers clearing, mulching, excavation, demolition, and cleanup.
Working Land in Franklin County KY
First comes a free on-site estimate — we come to you, walk the ground, and price the job honestly before work begins. Then the machines go to work: the mulcher reduces brush and timber to mulch in place, so there is nothing to burn and nothing to haul for most clearing jobs. The excavator follows for grading, drainage, and site prep, and demolition or debris work is handled with the same equipment. Because the owner operates the machines himself, the person who quoted your job is the person who finishes it. When we leave, the land is open, usable, and yours again.
On Franklin County ground, that means real work, not a quick pass. Overgrown lots in Frankfort, farm tracts, and wooded parcels along the Kentucky River cleared to usable ground. River hillsides and wooded edges thinned cleanly, grinding brush where it stands and leaving the good trees. Mulching instead of bulldozing keeps topsoil and the trees you want to keep, and the ground is usable the day we finish — plant it, fence it, build on it, or simply enjoy being able to see your own land again.
Questions From Franklin County Landowners
Do you haul away the trees and brush you cut? — With forestry mulching, there is usually nothing to haul — trees and brush are ground into mulch right on your land, and that mulch layer protects the soil. When a job does produce debris, our debris removal service hauls it off so the property is left clean.
Are you insured? — Yes. Platinum Landscaping LLC is fully insured, and the owner is on every job himself. One company, one call, and accountability from the first estimate to the final walk-through.
What size properties do you clear? — Single overgrown lots, fence lines, and pasture corners on the small end, up to multi-acre tracts, farm ground, and development sites. If it is overgrown, we can most likely clear it — the free estimate tells us both for sure.
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Call or text (502) 909-8765 or visit platinumlandscapingky.com. Free estimates across Franklin County, Kentucky.