




Some yards just need a clean start. No massive overhaul - just a solid plan, the right plants, and execution that actually follows through. That's exactly what we did here.
We came in with a full landscape design from scratch. The beds along the front of the house were laid out to work with the shape of the home, not fight against it. We kept the plant selection simple and structured - low-growing shrubs spaced evenly along the foundation, ornamental grasses mixed in for texture, and a young tree anchoring the corner bed. Everything was placed with future growth in mind so it stays manageable and looks good long-term.
Fresh black mulch went in across all the beds. It does more than just look sharp - it holds moisture, keeps weeds down, and gives every plant a better shot at getting established. We also added new downspouts as part of the scope, making sure water is moving away from the foundation the way it should be. Good drainage is one of those things that saves homeowners real money down the road.
The difference between before and after isn't just visual. It's a yard that now has structure, function, and a plan behind it. That's what landscape design actually does - it takes a blank or overgrown space and gives it a purpose.
Whether your front yard is bare, overgrown, or just stuck in a rut, a well-thought-out design paired with quality installation goes a long way. We handle the whole thing start to finish.