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  • Schools

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  • Multi-Unit Residential

  • Military Base Projects 

  • Warehouse

  • Conservation Areas 

  • Municipal

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  1. Increase Your Home Value - landscaping give you a great return on investment; it basically pays for itself!

  2. Lower Your Water Bill - a professionally installed irrigation system will be efficient, leak-free and prevent over-watering.

  3. Create the Appropriate Landscape for Your Environment - a seasoned landscaper knows what plants will thrive in your location, how to redirect water to avoid flooding your home and garden, and can envision and create the perfect oasis in your backyard.

  4. Create a Lower-Maintenance Yard - chances are, you don't have several hours each week to keep up with a garden and lawn; a professional landscaper can design something beautiful and low maintenance!

  5. Skip Material Gathering - a professional landscaper has access to all the materials necessary (including a truck to haul them) to create your dream yard. Cut out this tough step and let the pros handle it.

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A Custom Hardscape & Softscape

What’s the Difference Between Hardscape and Softscape?

There are two main components in landscape design - softscape and hardscape. Softscape is all under the 'Landscape' category seen above, they are the elements that are fluid and changing as they mature. Hardscape are design elements that are solid and unchanging as the years go by. The ideal landscape is a balance of both hardscape and softscape.

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Hardscape refers to the solid elements in the design of the landscape that stay the same for years. For example: large rocks, walkways and pavers, retaining walls, outdoor kitchens, water features, decks, and driveways.

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Softscape does not have that permanent quality that hardscaping does. It is the living part of a landscape that grows and changes with time and need to be maintained more meticulously. Softscape are the elements such as soil, plants, shrubs, trees, flowers, vegetables, vines, turf and color schemes.

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