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Lawn Care
A beautiful lawn takes work and we can help you with that work or do it all for you. Our lawn care department is ready to take care of every detail to ensure your lawn looks great all summer long.
Snow Removal
KPBS is always prepared—whatever winter weather brings. Let us work with to plan a snow removal plan that meets your needs.
Landscaping
KPBS has what you need to make your backyard the spot to be this summer. We work with both residential and commercial clients to design and install projects to live in, relax in, and enjoy.
Tree & Shrub Care
Tired of the bulky tree stump in your front yard? Have branches dangling over your patio or deck? Let KPBS take care of it for you. No project is too small or too big.
Fertilization & Weed Control
The best defense against weeds is a dense, healthy lawn. Once the grass is thick and uniform, it is difficult for weeds to take hold and grow.
Portfolio
Take a look at past projects we've worked on
Irrigation
We know that lawns and landscaping need proper watering to ensure good growth and a great look.
About Kaldenberg's
PBS Landscaping & Lawn Cae
Kaldenberg’s PBS Landscaping knows what grows best in Iowa because we’re from Iowa. Locally owned and operated.
Lawncare to landscape design! Water gardens to tree planting! Snow removal to Irrigation. –KPBS is a full-service landscaping and lawn care company.
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Our lawn-care department is ready to take care of every detail to ensure your lawn looks great all summer long. And in the winter, we are here for snow removal and to treat your icy sidewalks, driveways, and parking lots. Check out our services page for full details on everything we can do to help you make the most of your outdoor living space. Kaldenberg’s PBS is proud to work with both residential and commercial clients to bring out the best in their Iowa lawn and garden.
The KPBS’s garden center and greenhouse are now closed.
Testimonials
"The tree I bought from Kaldenberg's PBS Landscaping is awesome. I can't wait for the leaves to return this year. Wonder what I should plant from Kaldenberg's PBS Landscaping next. Maybe a bush?"
Jay Huschka