Based in Evansville, Indiana
A BETTER LANDSCAPE. BUILT AROUND YOUR PROPERTY.
A new bed, an overgrown property, and a commercial landscape need different plans. Start with the result you want, the area involved, and the location. The scope determines how the project is reviewed and scheduled.
Installation and renovation
Requests can cover new landscape installation, planting, bed creation, renovation of existing areas, mulch as part of a larger project, and substantial property cleanup. Describe what should stay, what should be removed, and what needs to change.
Residential and commercial projects
For a home, include the areas you want to improve and how you use the space. For commercial landscaping, identify the site contact, customer or tenant access needs, work windows, and whether the project will happen in phases.
Project work across the Tri-State
Henderson and Owensboro are project-focused markets. Princeton, Jasper, Vincennes, Washington, Madisonville, and Mount Carmel can also be reviewed for landscaping work. These are project inquiries, not a promise of recurring mowing routes.
Make the first conversation useful
Approximate dimensions, a few photos, a budget range, and desired timing help establish whether the work is ready for a visit. Photos can be attached to the text message after you review your request.
What helps with the first review
- Approximate area and the result you want
- Existing plants, beds, or structures to retain
- Equipment access and material staging space
- Residential or commercial use, budget, and timing
A few useful answers
Can a project outside the normal area be considered?
Select larger residential and commercial projects can be reviewed based on scope, location, and scheduling.
Do I need a finished design before reaching out?
No. Describe the problem or desired result, include the approximate size, and choose “Not sure yet” if a budget is still being developed.