Bodine's Landscape Services
Auburn, Alabama 36803
Three decades of irrigation-certified landscaping for Lee County.
About
Bodine's Landscape Services is an Opelika-based landscape firm on Airport Road that has served Auburn, Opelika, and Lee County for more than thirty years. The defining technical credential is irrigation: staff carries certifications across every irrigation classification, which is rare for a landscape operation in a market this size.
The project mix spans homes, businesses, and municipalities. Carrying municipal landscaping alongside residential and commercial work gives the firm an unusual breadth, since municipal contracts demand documentation, scheduling rigor, and bonding capacity that smaller landscape outfits don't typically maintain.
The firm is an active member of both the Auburn and Opelika Chambers of Commerce. Services span landscape design, installation, irrigation system installation and maintenance, lawn maintenance, hardscaping, and commercial and municipal landscape contracts.
Services
- Design and install landscapes for homes, businesses, and cities
- Install irrigation systems with full classification certifications
- Maintain irrigation through seasonal start-up and shutdown
- Run lawn maintenance on residential and commercial properties
- Build hardscapes including patios, walkways, and walls
- Service municipal landscaping contracts with documentation
Service Area
Serving Auburn, Opelika, Loachapoka, Notasulga, Smiths Station, Salem.
Frequently Asked Questions
What irrigation certifications does Bodine's hold?
Bodine's Landscape Services has staff certified in every irrigation classification. That depth of credentialing is rare in a market the size of Auburn-Opelika and is the technical foundation for the firm's irrigation system installation and maintenance services. Full classification coverage means the firm can handle residential drip systems, commercial spray and rotary zones, and municipal-grade installations under one roof rather than referring specialty work elsewhere.
Does Bodine's service municipal landscaping contracts?
Yes. Bodine's Landscape Services takes on municipal landscaping alongside residential and commercial work. Municipal contracts come with documentation requirements, scheduling rigor, and bonding capacity that not every landscape contractor maintains. Carrying that scope reflects the firm's organizational depth and is part of why it has been able to serve Auburn, Opelika, and Lee County continuously for more than thirty years.
Where is Bodine's office located?
Bodine's Landscape Services operates from 2000 Airport Road in Opelika, ZIP 36803. The Airport Road location is the firm's working base for design, installation crews, and irrigation service. From there, trucks route across Auburn, Opelika, and the broader Lee County footprint. Phone contact runs through (334) 749-4958 for design consultations, irrigation service, and ongoing landscape maintenance scheduling.
Is Bodine's a chamber member?
Yes. Bodine's Landscape Services is an active member of both the Auburn and Opelika Chambers of Commerce. Dual chamber membership is consistent with the firm's commercial and municipal scope, since chamber networks are where many of those project relationships originate. It also reflects the firm's long-standing position in the local business community across both cities, supported by its three-decade operating history.
Does Bodine's handle hardscaping in addition to plants?
Yes. Bodine's Landscape Services builds hardscapes alongside its planting and irrigation work. Hardscaping includes patios, walkways, retaining walls, and other constructed outdoor elements. Combining hardscape construction with landscape design and irrigation under one firm means a single contractor coordinates the whole project rather than the homeowner managing separate masons, irrigation installers, and landscape designers across overlapping schedules.
How long has Bodine's been operating?
Bodine's Landscape Services has served the Auburn, Opelika, and Lee County market for more than thirty years. Three decades is a long tenure in landscape contracting and reflects the firm's stable operating model, its dual chamber memberships, and its ability to maintain residential, commercial, and municipal contracts through multiple economic cycles. That continuity is part of how the firm has accumulated its irrigation expertise and project portfolio.