Design + Build

New plantings and improvements that fit your home

Hardscapes, outdoor living features, plantings, and drainage solutions planned around your property and how you use it.

What’s included

What we can install.

Whether you’re refreshing a tired front bed or rethinking the whole yard, a good installation starts with understanding the property: where the sun falls, how water moves, what you want to see from the windows, and how much upkeep you’re comfortable with.

We plan around Georgia’s red clay soils, summer heat, and the plants that actually thrive here, so the landscape still looks right a few seasons from now, not just on installation day.

Planting design: Shrubs, perennials, and ornamental trees chosen for your light, soil, and maintenance preferences.
New and reshaped beds: Clean bed lines, proper soil preparation, and planting at the right depth and spacing.
Sod installation: New turf for bare, thin, or worn-out areas, with soil prep so it roots in well.
Foundation plantings: Updated plantings along the front of the home to improve curb appeal.
Patios, walkways, and fire pits: Paver and stone hardscapes that give you places to gather and paths that connect the yard.
Retaining walls: Walls that hold slopes, create level space, and give beds a clean, finished edge.
Outdoor living features: Pergolas, trellises, water features, and landscape lighting that make the yard usable into the evening.
Artificial turf: Clean, green turf for shady spots, play areas, or anywhere grass struggles to grow.
Drainage and grading: Dry creek beds, catch basins, and grading that move water away from the house and out of soggy areas.

Stone slab steps leading to a paver walkway and wooden pergola, with path lights and mulched beds

Is it right for you?

A good fit if you…

Just moved in and want the yard to feel like yours
Have overgrown or outdated beds that need a fresh start
Are preparing to sell and want stronger curb appeal
Want a lower-maintenance landscape that still looks finished

Questions

Design + Build questions.

Do I need a full design, or can you just replace a few plants?

Either. Some projects are a single bed; others are the whole property. Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll suggest the simplest way to get there.

When is the best time to plant in Gwinnett County?

Fall is usually ideal for trees and shrubs because roots establish in cooler weather. Warm-season sod generally does best when installed in late spring through summer. We’ll recommend timing for your specific project.

Is there anything you don’t do?

We don’t take on large tree removals, large grading projects, or concrete work. If your project needs one of those, we’ll tell you up front.

Can you maintain the landscape after it’s installed?

Yes. Many homeowners pair a new installation with recurring maintenance so the investment stays in good shape.