Mowing: Regularly cutting the grass to maintain a desired length. 

Fertilizing: Supplying essential nutrients to promote healthy growth. 

Weeding: Removing unwanted plants that compete with the grass. 

Edging: Creating a neat, defined edge around the lawn. 

Damage Repair: Addressing issues like bare patches or turf damage. 

Lawn Aeration: Perforating the soil to improve drainage and oxygen flow. 

Pest Management: Controlling or eliminating pests that may damage the lawn. 

Overseeding: Adding new grass seeds to thicken the lawn and fill in sparse areas. 

Leaf Removal: Clearing fallen leaves to prevent thatch buildup and promote healthy growth,

Season planters 

Mulching installation

Plant installation

Flower installation

Rock installation

Patios and walkways

Driveways

Retaining Walls

Step and Stool

Planters

Fences and Walls

Fire pits 

Snow plowing, shoveling, blowing, and salting or de-icing to prevent ice formation,

Winter Protection: Wrapping trees and shrubs to prevent damage.

Hardscaping:

Includes structural elements like patios, pathways, retaining walls, water features, and seating areas. 

Softscaping:

Involves the selection, placement, and arrangement of plants (trees, shrubs, flowers, grass) to create visual interest and functionality. 

Line, Form, Texture, and Color:

Using these elements to create visual appeal and guide the eye through the landscape. 

Scale and Proportion:

Ensuring that elements are appropriately sized in relation to each other and the surrounding environment. 

Unity, Balance, and Simplicity:

Creating a harmonious and visually pleasing overall design. ​

Conceptual Design:

Developing initial ideas and sketches based on the site analysis and client's needs. 

Final Design Plan:

Creating a detailed plan that includes measurements, material specifications, and planting schedules. 

Outdoor Pavers

Retaining Wall Blocks

Natural Elements 

Outdoor Living

Hardscape Accessories

Rotted Posts: Replacing or reinforcing rotted fence posts.

Damaged Panels: Repairs or replacement of damaged fence panels.

Rust and Corrosion: Addressing rust and corrosion on metal fences.

Loose or Broken Hardware: Tightening or replacing loose or broken hardware .

Cleaning and Sealing: Cleaning the fence with pressure washer or a brush and applying sealants or stains.