BROOKHAVEN LANDSCAPE DESIGN

It depends on various factors, including the sort of makeover a homeowner needs for their house. Planting for softscaping should begin in the winter and summer.It is best to begin the installation in the early spring or late fall, when temperatures are mild. This permits plants to develop roots before being subjected to harsh weather conditions. Remember that the top landscape design firms always have a backlog, so plan ahead. You should also consider the following factors:

• Avoid severe hot or frigid temps.
• To decide the optimal time for your landscape project, examine the local climate and plant-specific requirements or call us for guidance

Regarding other aspects of an outdoor makeover, you can literally install all the hardscape and carpentry anytime of the year.

Our team is made up of knowledgeable and trained individuals with years of expertise in the landscaping sector. We have the knowledge and experience to manage projects of any size or complexity while delivering high-quality solutions.

The optimal time to plant trees and shrubs is largely determined by the species and environment. However, in many areas, planting in early spring or late fall (when the temperature is cooler) is regarded as optimal. This allows the plants to build root systems before being exposed to high temperatures.

We offer a smooth transition to the final phase when your outdoor remodeling project is completed. Our staff does a thorough examination to ensure that all parts of the project are completed to your satisfaction. We handle any necessary touch-ups or corrections as soon as possible. We also give maintenance instructions and tips to assist you maintain the beauty and utility of your newly renovated outdoor space. Our dedication to providing outstanding service does not end with the conclusion of a project; we are always available to assist you and answer any future requirements you may have. All projects also include a one-year guarantee during which we will provide material and labor to keep the job looking great. We ask that you keep our contact line open and provide us a video of what is wrong; we normally respond within two weeks or less.

Currently , we do not offer maintenance, but that is in the works in coming years.

Landscape design regulations and permissions differ based on the area and nature of the project. Permits may be necessary in many circumstances like grading, tree removal, or the building of structures such as retaining walls or fences. Local zoning rules may also impose setbacks, height limitations, and other architectural issues. Check with local authorities, or we can assist you in determining the precise requirements and permissions necessary for your project after we have determined scope

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• Xeriscaping: Use drought-tolerant plants that demand little water.
• Grouping plants: Plants should be organized by water demands for optimal watering.
• Rainwater harvesting: Collect rainwater to water plants.
• Native plants: Select species that are suitable to the local climate.
• Drip irrigation: This method directs water to plant roots while avoiding waste.
• Mulching: Organic mulch helps to retain soil moisture.
• Artificial turf: Use it instead of grass to save water.
• Maintenance: Check for leaks, adjust sprinklers, and eliminate weeds as needed.
• Limit Lawns: Lawns should be kept to a minimum.

While the process varies based on the designer, the client’s demands, and the project’s complexity, most home design projects contain the following:

• Initial consultation:

  It’s crucial to understand that we do charge a fee to guarantee you get the most out of your visit with them. It is the designer’s job to run the meeting, not for the client to question us.a.

• Concept Plan:

  The designers will assess the site’s qualities, strengths, and challenges after hearing your thoughts and goals. Following that, they will create one or more alternative idea plans for your approval.

• Master Plan:

  The ultimate master plan is the result of your collaboration with the designer. It usually includes a detailed spatial arrangement for your outside living spaces, as well as additional hardscape or architectural elements.

• Planting Plan:
  This master design will be used as a working sketch to guide the garden’s execution. It provides botanical names, container sizes, exact plant placements, and contractor planting instructions.