Do I Really Need a Landscape Designer?

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This project is located at a residence where the family was desperately seeking an alternative to the proposals from local landscapers they were getting.    In the winter their back yard was a virtual lake, cutting off all winter access from them, their pets, and children.  The only proposals to remedy the situation were all over 20,000.00, requiring removal and reinstallation of driveway to run d

Our custom made sump injection system was made mostly of wrapped drain rock with a central heavy duty 50 gallon enclosed can and lid  with hundreds of holes in it for water dispersion.  All gutters were connected to the french style drain and we are revealing one of our most closely guarded trade secrets here as an example of how we are able to enhance our clients landscapes and in the same action

Adjacent is one of our favorite examples of how well planned and executed design contributions can outperform endless resources aimlessly exhausted in trivial landscape features.  For decades this structure stood in stark contrast to it's surroundings as a harsh reminder of the brutal and thoughtless clearcut that took place to make room for it.  Our founder was always bothered by it when passing 

With the simple placing and planting of 3 Italian Cypress trees this home went from being something of an eyesore to being much closer to the cozy water view estate it has the potential to be.  Our experience with planting large trees that can then grow to be this size and even bigger gives us the unique ability to create instant privacy screens, wind breaks, and sound barriers.  At the time these

Here is a garden path that has just had synthetic weed barrier removed.  Under it was a solid mat of roots as with most landscape cloth it simply became a safe haven for the roots of running weeds and grasses because there is no way to chase weeds under landscape cloth once it has killed the initial weeds targeted in it's first couple of years.

Experience has proven that a compostable weed barrier is far superior to synthetic cloth.  It provides the same function as killing targeted weed populations in it's first couple of years, then after that there is no trace left behind and even improved soil due to increased biological activity.

This technique can save thousands of dollars on the cleanup of old synthetic materials left behind in the landscape long after they have outlived their original purpose.