Building beautiful outdoor spaces, from the ground up.
Lawn care, landscaping and construction done with care. Fro's Landscape and Construction has just relocated to Norwich, CT, and we're ready to work on your property.
Fall leaf cleanups are now booking. Free estimates on lawn care, landscaping and construction.
Snow removal: coming soon. Call or text to ask about this winter.
About us
New to Norwich. Ready to work.
Fro's Landscape and Construction has recently relocated to Norwich, Connecticut. We're proud to serve Norwich and nearby towns, and we're looking forward to meeting our new neighbors.
Whether it's a small yard refresh or a larger build, we bring careful planning, quality materials, and honest communication to every job.
I'm Timothy, the owner of Fro's Landscape and Construction. I've been doing this work since 2016, and I still love it. Every lawn, garden bed and staircase gets the same care I'd want at my own home.
We started out in Coventry, RI and now call Norwich, CT home.
I'm proud of clean stripes, sharp edges and work that's built right, and I'll tell you honestly what your project needs. Call or text me for a free estimate.
Now serving Norwich, CT and nearby towns: Norwich, Preston, Bozrah, Lisbon, Sprague, Franklin, Montville and Griswold. See our Norwich, CT landscaping and lawn care page.
A look at recent Fro's jobs: lawn care and mulching, our equipment, and construction work in progress. Tap a photo to enlarge it, or watch our work. See more on Instagram (opens in a new tab).
Crisp mowing stripes, cut with our Scag stand-on mower
Garden beds with canna lilies, hydrangeas and boxwoods beside a manicured lawn
Fresh mulch beds on both sides of a driveway
Backyard lawn mowed in diagonal stripes
Freshly mulched hillside with mature trees
Large property mowed in clean stripes
Striped outfield at a ball field
Sports field grounds
Our crew truck, branded trailer and Scag mower
Inside the trailer: Scag mower, blowers and trimmers, all racked and ready
Finished stairway: oak treads, white risers and trim
In progressUpper-floor wall framing with window openings and bracing
In progressSecond-floor framing with a view over the water
In progressNew home with taped wall sheathing and framed gables
In progressEntry double doors installed; exterior still in progress
In progressFramed stair opening and subfloor on an upper level
In progressNew deck framing: engineered joists on white posts
Construction photos are from active job sites and show work in progress.
Drag a slider (or focus it and use the left and right arrow keys) to compare the job before and after: a storm-damaged roof corner and a worn-out hillside.
BeforeAfter
Roof corner: storm damage and repair A broken soffit and loose gutter (before), and the finished siding, trim and gutters (after).
BeforeAfter
Fresh mulch: before and after The same hillside with thin, faded mulch (before) and a thick layer of fresh dark mulch with path lights (after).
See it in action
Watch Our Work
Short clips from the field. Tap play to watch.
Lawn care & landscaping
Striped lawnsSweeping view of a large property mowed in clean stripes. (0:11)Lawn care walk-aroundFresh stripes across a large lawn, then the view from our Scag stand-on mower. (0:12)Stripes on a sloped lawnMowing lines that follow the slope and driveway. (0:07)Job in progress: garden bed cleanupWork underway on a fall cleanup and garden bed refresh. (0:07)Stripes across the propertyOrnamental beds and long, straight mowing stripes. (0:14)Stand-on mowers at workWalk-around of our stand-on mowers on a striped lawn. (0:07)Cutting in a new garden bedHand-edging a curved bed into the lawn. (0:08)
Equipment
Inside our equipment trailerMowers, blowers and trimmers racked and ready to go. (0:08)
Customer feedback
Reviews
Reviews from our customers.
Great service!
Timothy and his crew renovated the whole basement. They were very respectful and kept everything clean and got the job done ahead of schedule. We will keep using their services.
Very professional they kept my yard looking great.
Called Fro's landscaping and he came by in a timely manner to give me a free estimate and discuss what needed to be done. After agreeing on a more than reasonable price, he stayed in communication and was here when he said he would be. During the job, they were very respectful of our property and did an amazing job. I would highly recommend this company.
Quick answers on lawn care, mulch and estimates. Our full FAQ page has 28 answers on lawn care, landscaping, cleanups and construction.
How tall should I mow my lawn in Connecticut?
UConn Extension recommends mowing cool-season lawns at about 2 to 3 inches. Taller grass shades the soil, which helps crowd out weeds such as crabgrass. Follow the one-third rule: never cut off more than a third of the blade height in one mowing, and keep mower blades sharp. See our lawn care and mowing page.
When is the best time to fertilize a lawn in the fall?
UConn suggests fertilizing cool-season lawns from September through mid-October, and getting it down by October 15. Follow the bag or, better, a soil test, which usually works out to about 1 pound of nitrogen per 1,000 square feet per application. Fertilizer applied after mid-October may not be used before growth slows and can wash away.
When should I seed or overseed a lawn in Connecticut?
The best window is August 15 to September 15, when warm soil and cooler air help seed sprout quickly and the new grass gets a fall and a spring to grow before summer heat. Keep the seeded area evenly moist until the grass is well started; germination takes about three weeks. Late winter or early spring is a harder second choice.
How deep should mulch be?
UConn’s Home & Garden Education Center says to keep mulch to no more than 1 to 3 inches thick; around trees and shrubs 2 to 3 inches is the usual guideline. Too much mulch can hold water against stems, starve roots of oxygen and shelter rodents. If a bed already has a thick layer, rake it level instead of piling on more. Our garden bed and mulch page has more.
How do I request a free estimate?
Call (401) 402-4048, text the same number, or send the request form on our home page. Tell us your town, what you would like done and any timing. Estimates are free.
Timothy started Fro's in 2016, and the work keeps growing. We're looking for experienced, hardworking people who take pride in clean, quality work and treat customers and teammates with respect. Pay is based on experience. Fro's is an equal opportunity employer.
Landscaping Crew Member
2 openings · experienced
Lawn care, planting, garden beds, mulch and cleanups.
Your own transportation and a valid driver's license preferred
Knowing commercial mowers and equipment, like our Scag stand-on, is a plus
Construction Carpenter / Crew Member
1 opening · experienced
Framing, stairs, decks, siding and general carpentry.
Work that is built right and finished clean
Tell us what you have built and what you do best
Why join Fro's
Hours and pay discussed up front, with a respectful team that cares about quality. We are proud of clean stripes, sharp edges and work that is done right, and we want people who feel the same way.
Ready to apply?
Call or text Timothy at (401) 402-4048, or fill out the short form. Add a resume if you have one. No resume? Just tell us about your experience.
