Full property,
designed and built.
Most "landscapers" do one thing. The hardscape company doesn't plant. The planting company doesn't pull permits. The lighting installer comes after the patio is sealed and runs conduit through the joint. The result is a yard that looks like four different decisions, because it was four different decisions.
Design-build means the whole thing is planned together. The sleeves go in before the stone. The drain ties into the hardscape. The lead foreman is the same across every trade we coordinate. The plan holds together because the team did.
Patios, walls, walkways, fire features. Built first, sleeved for utilities, edged for the planting.
Trees and shrubs sized to the property. Perennial beds with year-round color and pollinator value.
Smart-controller system designed around the planting plan. Drip in beds, rotors on lawn.
Grade, French drains, and surface drains laid out with the hardscape, not after. Daylighted to safe outlets.
LED low-voltage. Path, accent, security. Transformers sized for full-property load and zoned by smart controller.
The maintenance crew that takes over already knows the property. They were on the build.
Design-build is one engagement covering planning and execution across multiple disciplines. Single-service work is exactly that. One job, one quote.
No. Most full-property plans phase across two or three years.
Yes. Design fees are scoped at the start and credited toward installation if you proceed with the build.
Yes. We've worked alongside architects, interior designers, pool builders, and outdoor kitchen specialists.
Most residential design-build engagements run from $50K to several hundred thousand depending on scope.
Start with a property walk. We'll listen, sketch, and tell you what your space could actually become.