Project Gallery

The previous back yard featured a gradual slope towards the back alley. Miscellaneous pavers were used to create a sidewalk and driveway area along the garage.

We removed the pavers and regraded the backyard to create a flat area behind the home.

A new paver sidewalk was installed with locking sand to create an updated pathway towards the back alley.

We installed a retaining wall with drainage along with steps to allow better access to the street level.

New grass was added to fill in the graded yard.

Apartment complex owners wanted more landscaping surrounding their walkways. The previous area was grass that wasn’t growing well. This was due to foot traffic and being in a shaded area.

We tore out the grassy area, and replaced it with a protective barrier and edging.

On top, we mulched the area and incorporated shade tolerant plants.

Our customer was having erosion problems from a drain pipe attached to their home.

We installed a lowered erosion control rock barrier using smaller (4-6″) field granite to allow water to drain onto the stone barrier and avoid soil erosion around the base of the home.

The existing walkway was deteriorating and needed replacing.

We tore up the existing walkway, and laid the concrete for a new path.

To make the front of the house more aesthetic, we added a low maintenance mulch border in the front of the house.

The previous retaining wall was old railroad ties that were rotting. Our client wanted something more permanent so we decided to replace the wood with a dry stack retaining wall.

The retaining wall consists of two levels that we regraded to make more level. The wall wraps around the entire backyard and slopes down to both sides of their side yards.

Stone steps were added in the backyard to offer easier access to the different levels.

This new construction needed landscaping around the entire home. We added additional seating next to the deck by installing a paver patio with a segmented block wall to offer more privacy.

Mulch beds were added around the entire home and under the decking area. Plants were incorporated into the mulch beds surrounding the home.

Trees were added into various areas of the yard and surrounded by mulch borders. To complete the project, sod was added to the whole yard area.

The client had a steep slope up to their front steps and wanted something more aesthetically pleasing.

Previously, they had concrete steps, iron railings, and wood railroad ties as a border retaining wall. They wanted new steps and retaining walls that would match the exterior of their home better.

We tore out the existing retaining walls and steps and added a block retaining wall and stone steps. Near the top step area, we extended the stone steps for easier access getting in and out of the home.

The retaining wall area in the front yard was regraded and grass was planted to finish off the project.

The client wanted to incorporate a rain garden into their business’s landscaping.

The previous gravel area was removed and regraded.

Next, we incorporated native plants to the area. This will help reduce the amount of yearly maintenance that needs to be done to the garden.

Mulch was added around the plants to deter weeds from coming up.

Apartment complex in Edina wanted to install a community grill area.

We cleared the area where the grill would be installed and added a paver base.

We built the surrounding area with pavers and added stone slabs for the counter area.

Finally, we installed accessible doors near the bottom of the grill area.

This is an example of one of the commercial companies we provide lawn services for.

We start by mowing all grass areas.

Then we trim the edges and areas that need extra care.

We finish by blowing all the grass clippings off of the sidewalks and pavement areas for a cleaner look.

The client wanted the retaining wall, steps, and additional parking space in front of their home. We began by tearing out the existing steps and retaining walls. In order to add additional parking space, we needed to remove the dirt area in front of their home.

Quarter turn steps were added to accommodate the new parking area. The retaining wall was divided into two levels to give the homeowner the option of adding plants.

Landing areas were added into the design of the steps and sod was planted to finish off the project.

We replaced bushes and trees that were dying or overgrown at the Target store.

These plants were replaced by native plants. We added additional native plants in areas that were lacking dimension and design.

Finally, new mulch was added to all the plant bed areas.

Existing mulch areas were given an update by replacing the old mulch with newer cedar mulch.

Since the tree area was making it hard for grass to grow, we installed a border and mulch beds around the trees.

This allowed for easier upkeep in an area that was hard for grass to grow.

The owner of this gas station wanted an update on his landscaping and something that was easier to care for. The grassy strip that was previously there was inconvenient to mow and care for.

First we prepared the area, making sure the ground was level. Then we installed a landscaping barrier to prevent weeds from popping up. Plants were incorporated into the area and rock was laid on top of the weed barrier.

This was done on two sides of the driving areas to give a more cohesive look.

The owner wanted an updated look for the front of their home. We noticed that the bushes were overgrown and hard to trim when we arrived. The old bushes were removed from the front of the home and the area was prepped.

A border and landscaping barrier was installed around the front and sides of their home.

Plants and river rock were added to the landscaping to finish off the new design.

The client wanted their backyard redone by incorporating a better seating area and an updated look. We added a paver patio outside of their home to accommodate seating and grilling. A short retaining wall was incorporated around the yard’s borders and in the middle of the yard. This will offer the homeowner a flat lawn versus a lawn that would slope into their home.

A walkway of flagstone and gravel was added from their garage to their home. Paver steps were added in the middle to accommodate the levels in their yard. When the pavers and retaining walls were finished, sod was placed throughout the yard.

The goal for this project was to update the yard for better street appeal.

We added a rock border and lighting around the walkway leading to the house.

Then we incorporated a retaining wall with plants and a rock bed around the entire home.

The use of rock made the upkeep easier to maintain for the homeowner.

The previous boulders were on a slope with dying plants and smaller rock that kept sliding into the parking lot.

We tore out all the previous plants and rock and decided to make two flat areas. This would prevent rocks and plants from sliding into the parking lot, and be more aesthetically pleasing.

The boulders were put back in along with new boulders. Plants were added to create symmetry and smaller rock was added in between the plants.

The homeowner wanted to add a raised bed garden to the back of their yard.

We started with leveling the ground and added a dry stack paver wall.

Dirt was brought in to fill the garden and plants finished off the garden.

The landscaping border along the front of the Home Depot building had bushes that were brown and dead.

We tore out the existing bushes and mulch and replaced them with new bushes.

Mulch was added to surround the plants.

Our client had a side lot that lacked dimension and personality. They wanted to incorporate a decorative landscape area to remedy this.

We laid out a landscaping border and barrier and added mature trees. Rock was added around the area to give an almost maintenance free look.

To add more dimension, we included boulders, plants, lighting, and a small fencing area for seasonal plants to be added each year.

The company wanted a fresh look around their front door area.

We removed the existing plants and prepped the area with a landscaping barrier.

Plants and arborvitaes were added to the area and finished with mulch.

An apartment complex needed an irrigation system for more ease in their lawn maintenance.

Trenches were dug throughout their lawn and irrigation pipes were installed.

Zones were added to make sure all the grass was being watered correctly, and sensors were tested to make sure the lawn was only watered when needed.

Mulch border was added around the borders of their building, and signs and trees in their front yard area.

Plants were incorporated around the business sign.

This simple project was upkeep of a parking lot that needed their mulch replaced and their wood border repaired.

We repaired the wood border and added fresh mulch in the surrounding area.

Pavers were added to create a pathway from the stairs of their deck to the back door.

A landscaped area was added next to the backdoor with plants and mulch.

Finally, grass seed was planted.

This client wanted a patio paver installed under their deck area and a path to a grill area.

First, we prepared the area, making sure the ground was level.

We added a base layer, and pavers on top. Rock and plants were added to surround the patio area.

Sod was used to finish the project.