Landscape Design and Install


Why should I hire a professional for landscape design?

A professional landscape designer has the expertise to create a design that suits your property, meets your needs, and incorporates sustainable practices. They can also provide creative solutions, manage installation, and ensure that your investment adds value to your property.

What should I expect during the landscape design process?

The process typically includes an initial consultation to discuss your needs and preferences, site analysis, written design plans, legend to interpret, final design presentation following with a detailed proposal for installation. Once approved, the installation phase begins.

How long does the landscape design process take?

The timeline varies depending on the complexity of the project. Typically, the design phase can take a few weeks, including consultations, revisions, proposal, and final approval.

What factors should I consider when planning my landscape design?

Consider factors such as your budget, the climate, soil type, intended use of the space, maintenance requirements, drainage, slope, and your personal style preferences. Think about how the space will be used year-round and by whom. Pets and children can make a big difference in design choices. 

How much does landscape design and installation cost?

Costs vary widely based on the size and scope of the project, materials used, and design complexity. A small project might start at a few thousand dollars, while extensive designs with high-end materials can exceed tens of thousands. 

Why do you need to know my budget for landscape design?
Knowing your budget helps us create a design that aligns with your financial expectations. It allows us to recommend features, materials, and solutions that fit within your price range while still delivering the best results for your outdoor space.

Will sharing my budget limit my design options?
Not at all! Sharing your budget allows us to focus on realistic options that maximize value for your investment. It also helps us prioritize features that are most important to you without wasting time on ideas that might not be feasible.

What if I don’t know my budget?
That’s okay! We can provide a range of options and estimates to help you determine what’s comfortable for you. Having even a rough idea of your budget helps us tailor our approach and ensure the project meets your expectations.

Can you work with my existing landscape features?

Yes, existing features such as mature trees, structures, or hardscapes can often be integrated into the new design. This can save costs and retain the character of the space while updating its functionality and aesthetics.

What are native plants, and should I use them?

Native plants are species that naturally occur in your region and are adapted to local conditions. They require less water, fertilizer, and maintenance and provide habitat for local wildlife, promoting a balanced ecosystem.

What types of features can be included in my landscape design?

Features can include patios, walkways, irrigation systems, water features, retaining walls, garden beds, lighting, outdoor kitchens, fire pits, pergolas, and more. Each element is chosen to enhance the functionality and beauty of your space. 

How do you choose the right plants for my landscape?

We have a Certified Plant Professional on our team who will select plants based on the site’s soil type, sunlight exposure, climate, and your aesthetic preferences. We prioritize native and adaptive species to ensure longevity and reduce maintenance.

How do you handle drainage issues in landscape design?

We assess the site for water flow and drainage problems and design solutions such as grading, drainage systems, permeable pavements, and rain gardens to manage water effectively and prevent erosion or waterlogging. Consider surrounding properties and their slope to help determine what solution is right for you.


For a more in-depth look at our landscaping services, visit our Landscaping Services Page.

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