When it comes to landscaping in Bellbrook, Ohio, there are many things to consider. We will take into account the size of the area that you want to beautify, the amount of sunlight that reaches it, the slope of the ground in the area, the type of plants that will suit your purpose, the area and environment, and more. When it comes to your outdoor living area, we want to take into consideration how you intend to use the space, what your goal is, what your budget is, and how we can deliver a great experience to you throughout and after the project.

Bellbrook is a city in Montgomery County, Ohio. It was founded in 1816. Today, the city has a population of more than 7,300 residents with little room for continued growth. The name comes from an early settler named Stephen Bell and after a small brook named Little Sugar Creek.

The town’s name was originally two words when it was established in 1817. More than a century later, the name became one word and took its current form as “Bellbrook.” Throughout the years, Bellbrook has expanded like most cities, via land annexation. Most of the land that was annexed came from nearby Sugarcreek Township. The first annexation occurred in 1970; this increased the population to more than 5,000 residents. Eventually, by 1974, Bellbrook earned the status of being incorporated as a city. With large amounts of undeveloped land, city leaders say there isn’t room for any real future development. In April every year, Bellbrook hosts an annual festival called “Sugar Maple”; then in August it has another festival called “Lions Club Festival.”