Landscape design and installation

Start with the landscape you want

• A new property needs a landscape plan and installation
• An established landscape needs a new layout or an update
• Landscape changes need coordination with irrigation
• You want to account for wet areas and drainage before installation

From your ideas to an installation plan

Share how you want to use the space, which areas you want to change, and what should remain. A site discussion should consider sunlight, existing planting, soil conditions, water supply, drainage patterns, and access. Review the proposed layout, materials and planting scope, installation sequence, and care expectations before work begins.

What shapes the landscape project

• The areas to change and existing features to retain
• Site conditions, sunlight, soil, and drainage
• Planting and material choices agreed in the design
• Irrigation coverage and coordination with drainage work
• Access, installation timing, and site restoration

Design and installation that fit the property

A focused update may suit one part of an established landscape; a new layout may be appropriate for a larger change or a new property. Agree on the design, what will be installed, and how irrigation and drainage work fit into the sequence before approving the scope.