Landscaping is one of the biggest users of the US H-2B seasonal work visa, and the 2027 season is already being filed. One fresh, government-certified example is Ecoscape Solutions Group, LLC in Charlotte, North Carolina, which has an active job order for 50 Landscape Laborers on the US Department of Labor's SeasonalJobs.dol.gov portal. The job order clearly states that the employer pays or reimburses visa-related fees, so this is a genuine free visa sponsorship style opportunity for eligible workers. Job details at a glance - Job title: Landscape Laborers (Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers) - Employer: Ecoscape Solutions Group, LLC (Charlotte branch) - Main worksite: 4150 Pebble St., Charlotte, NC 28206, plus multiple client sites - Work area: Cabarrus, Catawba, Cleveland, Gaston, Iredell, Lincoln, Mecklenburg, Rowan, Stanly and Union counties in North Carolina, and Lancaster and York counties in South Carolina - Visa class: H-2B (temporary non-agricultural work) - Openings: 50 workers - Pay: $19.87 per hour; overtime listed at $29.81 per hour - Hours: 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with weekend work when necessary - Contract period: 2 January 2027 to 2 November 2027 - Status on the DOL portal: Active (posted 14 October 2026) What the work involves This is an entry-level, supervised outdoor job. According to the job order, workers landscape and maintain the grounds of properties using hand or power tools and equipment. Tasks may include laying sod, mulching, mowing, trimming, planting, watering, fertilising, digging, raking, removing trash and debris, and installing mortarless concrete block retaining walls. Workers also maintain and repair their tools and equipment. Requirements stated in the job order - No education or experience requirement is listed, and on-the-job training is provided - Ability to lift and carry 50 lbs when necessary - Saturday and Sunday work when necessary - Employer-paid drug testing before starting work, and after hire on suspicion or after an accident - E-Verify employment eligibility check, and possible post-hire background checks depending on client contracts - A motor vehicle record check only for workers who will drive company vehicles (driving is not required for all workers) Hours can change with the weather, because extreme heat, cold, rain or drought affect outdoor work. Visa and travel costs: what the employer pays The job order states: the employer pays in advance or reimburses workers in the first workweek for all government-mandated and visa-related fees (excluding passport fees). For non-local workers, the employer pays or reimburses inbound travel costs (transport, daily meal subsistence and reasonable lodging) no later than the halfway point of the contract, and provides or pays the return trip at the end of the contract or on early dismissal. The employer also guarantees to offer hours equal to at least three-fourths of the workdays in each 12-week period, and provides all tools, supplies, equipment and uniforms free of charge. Housing is not free. If requested, the employer helps non-local workers find worker-paid lodging, and workers who choose employer-provided housing pay a fair market rent through payroll deductions. There is also no daily transport between home and the main worksite, so plan your housing near the yard. How to apply 1. Open the official listing: Landscape Laborers – Ecoscape Solutions Group on SeasonalJobs.dol.gov (https://seasonaljobs.dol.gov/jobs/H-400-26277-278296). 2. Click "View Job Order" to read every term and condition. 3. Apply through NCWorks (ncworks.gov (https://www.ncworks.gov/)), the job order's listed application site, or call the employer number shown on the DOL page (+1 704-509-0020). 4. Keep a simple CV ready that shows any outdoor, gardening, farming or construction labour experience. The filing lists recruiters based in Mexico. If you are contacted by anyone claiming to recruit for this employer, check that they match the official DOL filing and never pay them. Tips before you apply - Check your nationality. H-2B visas are generally limited to citizens of countries on the US eligible-countries list. Confirm yours is included before you spend money on documents. - Expect hard physical work. This is a full outdoor season of about ten months in a hot southern summer. - Save for the first weeks. Rent and food are your own costs, and travel is repaid at the 50% point. - Know it is temporary. H-2B is a seasonal visa and does not lead directly to a green card. Scam warning Do not pay anyone to "reserve" a landscaping job in the USA. Under H-2B rules, workers must not be charged recruitment fees, and this job order says the employer covers visa-related fees. Real job orders are free to check on SeasonalJobs.dol.gov. Disclaimer The Motivators is an independent information blog. We are not the employer, a recruiter or an immigration adviser. Details come from the official US Department of Labor listing and job order as read on 22 October 2026 and may change at any time. Always verify on the official site before applying. 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