We're proud to announce that Southern Style Turf & Design is now a member of the North Carolina Nursery & Landscape Association (NCNLA) — North Carolina's professional trade association for landscape and nursery industry professionals serving communities throughout the state.
What the NCNLA Is
The North Carolina Nursery & Landscape Association is a nonprofit trade organization representing firms involved in North Carolina's green industry — landscape contractors, nursery growers, retail garden centers, irrigation professionals, and allied suppliers. Founded to advance education, advocacy, and professional standards across the state's landscape and nursery sectors, NCNLA is NC's primary professional home for the green industry.
Membership is open to businesses that meet NCNLA's standards and are committed to professional practice in the landscape and nursery fields. The association provides members with continuing education, industry networking, legislative advocacy, and access to resources that support professional growth and business development.
Why We Joined
Southern Style Turf & Design is based in Denver, NC and serves homeowners throughout the Lake Norman area — Mooresville, Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville, Troutman, and surrounding communities. We joined NCNLA because the association's values align directly with how we approach our work: professional standards, continued education, and accountability to the homeowners and communities we serve.
Being part of a professional trade association also connects us with other NC landscape professionals — nursery growers, suppliers, and contractors — whose expertise and industry knowledge benefit our clients. When a specific plant species, product, or technique question comes up on a Lake Norman project, being embedded in that professional network means better answers and better outcomes.
What It Means for Our Clients
NCNLA membership doesn't change the quality of our work — that's determined by the crew, the materials, and the site preparation standards we've held since we started in February 2023. What it adds is another layer of accountability and professional affiliation that Lake Norman homeowners can verify independently.
We already hold BBB A+ accreditation, maintain full general liability and workers compensation insurance, and carry 80+ verified five-star Google reviews from Lake Norman homeowners. NCNLA membership is consistent with the professional standing we've built — another verifiable credential from an independent organization.
Verify Our Membership
Our NCNLA member profile is publicly accessible at ncnla.com/member/SouthernstyleturfDesign. If you're evaluating contractors in the Lake Norman area, NCNLA membership is one signal worth checking when vetting who you hire — alongside licensing, insurance certificates, BBB standing, and verified reviews.
Our Services Throughout Lake Norman
Southern Style Turf & Design handles landscaping, hardscaping, drainage solutions, retaining walls, grading and excavation, irrigation systems, paver patios, privacy screening, and sod installation throughout Denver, Mooresville, Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville, and Troutman.
Free on-site estimates — no trip fee. Call 704-460-2019 or schedule online.
Frequently asked questions
What is the NCNLA?
The North Carolina Nursery & Landscape Association is a nonprofit trade organization representing landscape contractors, nursery growers, garden centers, irrigation professionals, and allied suppliers across North Carolina's green industry.
How can I verify Southern Style Turf & Design's NCNLA membership?
Our member profile is publicly listed at ncnla.com/member/SouthernstyleturfDesign, and you can confirm our standing directly through the association's member directory.
Does NCNLA membership change your pricing?
No. Membership is a professional affiliation, not a cost passed to homeowners. Estimates remain free with no trip fee throughout the Lake Norman service area.
Want this looked at on your property?
We give free, no-pressure on-site estimates across Denver, Mooresville, Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville and Troutman.
