Who is WLS?

In 1979, as a young man, Wayne asked his father - J.J. Volz Sr. - for a bicycle. So his Dad bought him a 22” push mower, electric weed-eater, and push broom so that Wayne could earn the money he needed to buy myself the bike.

In June of 1987, Wayne made this business his full time job. Since then it has been a small, family owned business located in Buechel in Louisville, KY that grew from 9 accounts to being recognized as a Top 10 Small Business in the nation by Landscape Management Magazine, Best of Kentuckiana, and voted Neighborhood Favorite by Nextdoor users. We are also an accredited business with the Better Business Bureau with an A+ rating.

Our motto is “We show up” and “Your satisfaction is our future” because we show up and we’re ready to help you take your lawn and landscaping to the next level! Give us a call at 502-499-7841 or contact us to discuss the possibilities.

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Drain Pipe Replacement and Pop Up Installation in Fern Creek, KY

September 15, 2025

Pooling water in your yard might seem like a small nuisance, but it can signal a much bigger problem. In many cases, standing water around your home is caused by old, cracked, or blocked drain pipes. When your downspouts can’t properly move water away from your house, it can damage your lawn, stress your foundation, and in severe cases, even cause water to leak inside your home. We had a customer in the Fern Creek, KY area who reached out with this exact issue. As you can see in the photos their drain pipe was blocked, very worn, and frankly needed replaced.

Back deck and patio landscape renovation in Louisville, KY

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Our team recently had the pleasure of working with a homeowner in the Glenmary area of Louisville, KY who wanted to refresh and elevate the landscaping around their back deck and patio.

How do you know if you have grub worm damage?

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