Designed to live in.
Built to last.

It depends on the scope — a refreshed front bed might run a few thousand, a full backyard with patio, plantings, and lighting can run into five or six figures. We give honest, written estimates after the free consultation so you know before you commit.

Yes. For full backyard and outdoor living projects, we build a 3D rendering so you see the finished space — materials, plantings, layout — before any construction starts.

Honestly? Most of the year. Spring through late fall is our build season. Spring plantings get the most established growing time, fall is great for trees, shrubs, and sod — but our calendar fills up early. Book in winter to get a prime spring slot.

Yes — that's the whole point. We design it, our crews build it, and we maintain it after. One team, one accountable contact, no finger-pointing between a designer and a separate contractor.

Yes. Weekly mowing, full-service property care, and commercial maintenance contracts. Existing build clients get first priority on the schedule.

Yes, and it's one of the most common calls we get. Re-grading, French drains, downspout extensions, dry wells — the right fix depends on where the water is coming from and where it needs to go. We diagnose it on the consultation.

Yes. We maintain and install for residential, HOA, multi-family, and commercial properties across Greater Lansing. Detailed proposals, COIs on file, and reliable scheduled service.

A front-bed refresh might be 1–2 days. A paver patio is usually 1–2 weeks. A full backyard design-build runs several weeks. We give you a clear timeline in the proposal — no vague 'a few weeks' answers.

Built on a proper base, 25+ years for a paver patio and decades for a properly reinforced retaining wall. The base prep is what determines lifespan — not the pavers or blocks themselves.

Yes. We come out, walk the property, talk through what you want, and give you a written estimate at no charge. No high-pressure sales pitch.

Greater Lansing, Michigan — Lansing, East Lansing, Okemos, Holt, Haslett, Mason, Grand Ledge, DeWitt, Williamston, Charlotte, Dimondale, Eaton Rapids, and surrounding communities. If you're nearby and not listed, give us a call — we likely cover it.

Most walls under 4 feet don't. Anything taller usually does, and any wall supporting a structure or affecting drainage to a neighbor often does. We check the requirements for your specific address and handle the paperwork.

More than you'd think — but it depends on your exposure, soil, and what zone you're in (most of Greater Lansing is 6a). We design plant palettes around what'll actually thrive on your specific property instead of a generic catalog list.

Mid-April through June, or late August through October. Avoid mid-summer if you can — newly laid sod needs cool weather and consistent watering to root.

Built on a proper base — 8 to 10 inches of compacted aggregate — a paver patio will easily last 25+ years. Built on a thin base, settling and tilting show up within 2–3 winters.