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Small, Medium and Large Projects:
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Our Area of Work Includes all of Eastern Massachusetts.
Click on a Tour button for a project tour
- We work on small, medium and large projects of all kinds
- We have a variety of
service options
to meet your needs.
Sample Large Projects for Your Review:
For your project, select any combination of landscape
elements you see in the large project tours and more, such as:
- Swimming pools of all kinds by many different companies.
We can guide you through the pros and cons of all the options
- vinyl-lined concrete, plastered gunite, composite and fiberglass
(and all the various utility options and their relative importance).
We can guide you to a safe, beautiful and effective choice that
makes sense for your particular needs without all the intense
sales talk. We can give you realistic pool project budgeting
information including the landscape and the pool “deck” (the
patio area around the pool). This is something that no
individual pool company can offer - a balanced perspective and
information on the whole project.
- Plantings of all kinds - from tiny plugs of ground
covers, to perennials, shrubs and ornamental grasses to trees
that weigh 3 tons each. We have more types and sizes of
plants available than anyone we have ever seen. We source
the best stock for your project from the best growers - at the
best prices.
- Patios, walkways and walls made of all kinds of brick,
stone and "cultured" (manufactured) materials like segmental
concrete and patio "pavers". There are many new materials
and styles available with many different price-points and character.
Now there are more economical and attractive ways to retain
grades and prevent erosion, especially.
- Fences including high-quality traditional wood (without
the excessive price), ornamental “iron” (actually powder-coated
steel), vinyl (a great new material if used correctly) and vinyl
coated chain-link (an inexpensive effective and beautiful option,
if handled correctly - it can be easily hidden from view).
- Irrigation systems ("sprinklers") and wells including
the new low-maintenance and enviro-friendly drip irrigation
systems. Good irrigation can really make your landscape
“pop” without so much worry, work and wasted water.
- Lighting with low-voltage and fully automatic systems.
Dramatic lighting can make a huge difference to your project.
After all, if it isn’t lit correctly no-one can see it for much
of the time. You can have safe walkways without the “airport
runway” look.
- Decks made of combinations of materials for strong,
long-lasting beauty and utility. The layout is critical.
Your deck doesn’t have to be a crowded box that blocks your
views from inside to the landscape - it can be open, comfortable
and inviting. New materials can make it very low-maintenance.
- Driveways that actually look good and work well at
the same time. Driveways don’t have to look like sterile
commercial parking lots. We have dozens of options and
custom layout ideas that bring families safe, functional and
beautiful driveways at reasonable costs. There are many
materials to work with now - and even asphalt can be used in
ways that are more attractive. Experience teaches us that
this is the # 1 feature that needs improvement - and people
don't realize it. Families are used to what they've got
and don't understand the options.
We
can help in ways you may not have considered before.
And . .
Skysails for shade, shed buildings for storage (and
hobbies and sanctuary), pergolas and lattices for vines and
screening, fountains and reflecting pools (and streams) for
beauty and peace, hammocks, wet bars, gazebos, vases and planters,
spas . . .
… and anything else you can think of (and many things you can’t).
We do landscapes of all kinds and all sizes. Contact us now
to get your project started.
We are available at
781 843-1400
to talk with you about your project needs whatever the size.
781 843-1400
to talk with you about your project needs whatever the size.
781 843-1400
We work in all
of Eastern Massachusetts.
We work in all
of Eastern Massachusetts.
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