Most landscaping companies offer a wide range of services to meet the diverse needs of residential, commercial, and institutional clients. The most common services offered are landscape design and planning, installation, maintenance, hardscape services, irrigation services, low voltage lighting, and some specialty services like carpentry, snow and ice removal, Christmas lights, drainage, etc.

Hard landscaping refers to the non-plant elements or features of a landscape design. These are typically permanent or semi-permanent structures and materials that provide functionality, structure, and definition to outdoor spaces like concrete, pavers, and structures. Hard landscaping contrasts with soft landscaping, which involves the living, horticultural elements such as plants, trees, and grass.

Paver patios, pathways and steps, retaining walls, decks, structures, arbors, landscaping rocks, and much more!

Softscapes are the plant elements such as flowers, trees, and shrubs. The softscapes work to enhance the look and usability of your outdoor spaces without compromising the local ecosystem.

We source all types of plant materials from nurseries and growers both local and regional including trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, vines, groundcover, etc.

Xeriscape is a type of landscape design that requires very little maintenance or irrigation. This style gives the homeowner a slow-growing and drought tolerant plants to promote conserving water and reducing yard trimmings.

A natural yard is the same as xeriscaping. A style that uses native plants and natural materials to create a 100% low maintenance yard.

Great ideas for cost effective landscaping include mulch, groundcover, gravel or rock, and dry stream beds.

Landscaping offers a wide array of benefits beyond just aesthetics. Here are some key advantages:

Increased Home Value: Well-maintained landscaping can significantly enhance the curb appeal of your property, thereby increasing its market value. It makes a positive first impression on potential buyers and can set your home apart in a competitive real estate market.

Enhanced Aesthetics: Landscaping transforms outdoor spaces into attractive and inviting areas. It creates a pleasant environment for relaxation and enjoyment, both for you and your guests.

Energy Efficiency: Strategically placed trees, shrubs, and plants can provide shade during hot summer months and act as windbreaks during cold winters. This natural insulation can help reduce heating and cooling costs by making your home more energy efficient.

Environmental Benefits: A well-designed landscape can contribute to environmental sustainability by reducing soil erosion, minimizing stormwater runoff, and improving air quality through the process of photosynthesis.

Health and Well-being: Access to green spaces and nature has been linked to improved mental health and overall well-being. Being surrounded by plants and trees can reduce stress, enhance mood, and promote physical activity.

Wildlife Habitat: A diverse landscape with native plants can attract birds, butterflies, and other beneficial wildlife to your garden, contributing to local biodiversity.

Privacy and Noise Reduction: Strategically placed plants and trees can create natural barriers that enhance privacy and reduce noise pollution from nearby streets or neighbors.

Overall, investing in landscaping not only beautifies your surroundings but also offers practical and environmental benefits that can improve your quality of life and the value of your property.

Proper mulching, planting ground cover and regular maintenance are the best ways to prevent weeds. Adding weed barrier cloth before mulching can be beneficial for a short time but weeds will still grow on the top with out proper maintenance.

Landscaping can have both positive and negative effects on the environment, depending on how it is planned, implemented, and maintained. Some positive effects include biodiversity and habitat creation, improved air quality, enhanced aesthetic appeal, opportunities fror relaxation, recreation and social interaction.