Residential
Residential Landscape Services
Most homeowners do not want four contractors. They want the driveway, the patio, the beds, the lighting and the irrigation to arrive as one project, from people who will still answer the phone next year.
That is what this is. One design, one crew, one quote covering the whole property — whether you live here full time, keep a second home, or manage a rental from out of state.
What we do for homes
- Brick paver driveways, patios, pool decks and walkways
- Outdoor living spaces — seating areas, fire pits and seat walls
- Retaining walls, seat walls and pillars
- Landscape design and planting, from our own nursery
- Palm and specimen tree installation
- Low-voltage landscape and outdoor lighting
- Irrigation installation, repair and smart controller upgrades
- Sod installation and lawn replacement
Typical investment
Projects start at $1,500
That's the floor, not the average — a bed renovation or a small walkway lands near it, a full front-yard rebuild lands well above. Quoted per project after a site visit, and phasing across seasons is normal.
What moves the number
- How much hardscape is in the scope versus planting
- Demolition and haul-off of what's there now
- Plant and paver material grades you choose
- Grading, drainage and irrigation work underneath it
- Whether it runs as one build or phases across seasons
Warranty
2 years hardscape · 1 year planting
Two-year workmanship warranty on hardscape, and one year on landscaping where we also maintain the property so the watering is right. Manufacturer's one-year warranty on product throughout.
How it works
One project, one team
- 1Week 1
Site visit or video call
We walk the property with you, or on video if you are out of state — which many of our clients are.
- 2Week 1–3
Design & one written quote
A single plan and a single price covering every trade, rather than four quotes you have to reconcile yourself.
- 32–4 weeks lead
Approvals & scheduling
HOA submittals, county permits and material orders, then a sequence that works around your calendar.
- 4Varies by scope
Build, in the right order
Grading and drainage, then hardscape, then irrigation, then planting, then lighting. Out of order costs money.
- 5Throughout
Progress updates
Photo updates at each stage, so an owner three states away knows exactly where things stand.
- 6Final day
Walkthrough & care handover
In person or on video, with watering schedules, lighting controls and a care plan for the first season.
Materials & brands
The same materials across every trade — Belgard, Tremron, Pavestone and Unilock for hardscape, FX Luminaire for lighting, and plants grown at our own nursery in Freeport.
Because one team handles every trade, materials get coordinated across the property rather than clashing at the boundaries.
Built for here
What residential work here involves
Second homes and rentals
A large share of the homes we work on are not lived in year-round. That changes everything about scheduling, access, plant selection and how a lighting system is controlled — and we plan for it rather than treating it as an exception.
HOA and design review
Most of the 30A communities, Sandestin and many Freeport and Niceville neighbourhoods review landscape and hardscape plans before work begins. We prepare submittal-ready drawings as part of design.
Building in the right sequence
Irrigation after hardscape means cutting into new pavers. Lighting after planting means trenching through fresh beds. A single team on a single plan avoids paying twice for the same ground.
Residential questions
Do you take on small jobs, or only whole-property projects?
Both. A paver repair or a bed refresh is a normal job for us. Whole-property design-build is where the single-team model saves the most money, but it is not a minimum.
I live out of state. How does that work?
Normally. Site visits and design review happen on video, you approve materials from photos of physical samples, we send progress photos at each stage, and the final walkthrough is on video.
Can a project be phased across seasons?
Yes, and it often should be. We will tell you which parts have to happen together — drainage before planting, conduit before paving — and which can wait a year.
Do you handle HOA submissions?
Yes. We prepare the drawings the review boards expect and coordinate contractor access and work-hour rules with them.
Who actually shows up on build day?
Our own crews. The people at your first site walk are the people building it — we do not rotate subcontractors through residential projects.
Do you offer ongoing maintenance?
Yes, landscape and irrigation maintenance across every area we serve. It is also what the one-year planting warranty rests on — where we maintain the property we can be sure the watering is right, and that is what most plant losses come down to.
Planning work at home?
Send photos and tell us what you want to change — we'll walk the property, sketch a plan, and quote the whole thing.