Our Business and Design Philosophy

We believe it is a privilege to provide you with a service.  We don't believe our business will succeed if we only work for you one time.  We are committed to developing a long standing business relationship with you.  Our goal is to be "your" landscaper of choice.  We are committed to providing you with a complete service that is reliable and reasonably priced.   We will never ask you to pay the final bill until you are completely satisfied.  We will continually look for ways to improve your project and maximize it's value.  We will strive to do everything right the first time.  If we make a mistake you can depend on us to correct the problem in a timely fashion.  All work is guaranteed.  We will not start working on your property before 8:00 am unless you authorize it.  We will always stop working before 6:30 p.m. unless you authorize it.  We will never work on a weekend without your permission. We hire professionals.  Our people come from a variety of ethnic backgrounds bringing a wealth of diversity to our craft.  There will always be an English speaking foreman on the job.  Safety is top priority.  All our people are trained on site safety and equipment safety in their native languages.

If you plan to live in your home less than five years, we don't recommend spending more than 20% of what you think the home will sell for when you plan to sell.  If you are planning to be there for more than five years, I think its better to consider how a the improvement project will impact your life style.  While budget is a constraint, using  phased approach can enable you to realize their dreams over a short period of time.  Many customers are able to use this approach and accomplish their goals using operating cash opposed to equity financing.  Additionally, the phased approach allows your family to grow into the new landscape validating what works and what doesn't from a functional point of view.  We believe it is best to spend the majority of your landscape dollar on the back yard opposed to the front.  Although "curb appeal" is important, the family is likely to spend more of its time in the back yard, so why not leverage the space to its fullest and focus on the back.

This business is a closely held family business.  We will not allow the business to grow to the point where it looses its personality and service level.  Customers will always be able to reach the owner.