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The BLAC List: Detroit Area Black-Owned Landscaping Companies
May 16, 2022 · Updated May 16, 2022·By BLAC Staff
Detroit is home to a number of Black-owned businesses, including several landscaping and lawn care companies. By supporting these businesses, we can help to promote economic growth and opportunity in our community. Here
May 16, 2022 · Updated May 16, 2022
Detroit is home to a number of Black-owned businesses, including several landscaping and lawn care companies. By supporting these businesses, we can help to promote economic growth and opportunity in our community. Here are just a few of the Black-owned landscaping and lawn care companies in the Detroit Metro area:
Powell & Son LLC
Serves Detroit Area
12730 Woodrow Wilson St, Detroit, MI 48238
(313) 865-0745
Shawver & Son Landscaping Services
No Address Listed. Serves Detroit.
(313) 600-8069
Mac’s Royal Cutz Lawn Maintenance LLC
No Address. Listed. Serves Detroit Area
(734) 972-6835
Carl & Carl Landscaping
No Address Listed. Serves Detroit Area
(734) 315-0667
Odd Jobs Landscape & Pavers
Serves West Bloomfield and Surrounding areas
4600 Walnut Lake Rd, West Bloomfield Township, MI 48323
248-302-9175
Yard ReZcue
No Address Listed. Serves Detroit Area
(313) 343-1483
Father & Sons Landscaping
Serves Royal Oak and Surrounding Area
418 N Main St Suite 200, Royal Oak, MI 48067
(248) 886-9559
Green Strategy Landscaping LLC
No Address Listed. Serves Detroit Area
(586) 871-3007
Cuzzos City Cuts LLC
No Address Listed. Serves Southfield and Nearby Areas.
ABC Co. Landscaping
Serves Detroit and Nearby Areas
14443 Elmdale St, Detroit, MI 48213
(248) 242-3344
By supporting Black-owned businesses like these, we can help to create jobs and promote economic growth in our community. Do you know of other Black-owned landscaping or yard care companies? Please share them in the comments below.
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