FAQ's
We perform a wide variety of landscaping projects, including tree, lawn, and garden services, hardscaping, and maintenance. For an overview of all we do, check out all the services listed on our website.
Yes, we are fully insured.
We are proud to offer excellent work performed in a timely, efficient manner, as any landscaping company should. What really sets us apart is our work ethic and our commitment to customer service and personal relationships with our clients. We strive to maintain long-term relationships with all our clients. We see ourselves as more than just contractors—we’re also your neighbors.
Our design process is reflective of you and your personal needs. You’ll come to us with your ideas and preferences, and we’ll use our knowledge to execute them. We’ll set up a blueprint that incorporates your ideas and preferences. Our design process is fully tailored to you and your landscaping needs.
Our landscaping process, like our design process, is always performed with you in mind. Landscaping is usually performed by multiple contractors. We take the process very seriously and only hire the most skilled and trained landscapers. We’ll talk you through each step of the process to make sure you’re getting final approval.
Yes. We believe garden and landscape maintenance is an essential service. We can keep your landscape looking great all year long with our maintenance services. To learn more, visit our aftercare maintenance page.
Softscapes and hardscapes are both landscaping design elements. Softscapes refer to natural, soft, growing elements, like trees, flowers, plants, and soil. Hardscapes are the harder elements, like concrete, patios, and buildings.
Yes. You’ll be happy to know that clippings from our landscaping projects go on to become compost or mulch. It’s our way of being eco-friendly.
To get an estimate, simply set up a consultation or appointment with one of our contractors. You can either call or email to set up a date. We’ll go over your needs, calculate the cost of supplies and labor, and make an estimate based on that cost.
