Currently, financing options are not available. Please check with our customer service for any future updates.

Yes, we work with a variety of trusted vendors including electricians, plumbers, carpenters, engineers, architects, and fencing and asphalt companies. Our vendors are licensed and insured, which allows us to provide a full-package, turnkey service for all types of installation projects.

Yes, we are fully licensed and insured. Our licenses include:
NJ Contractors License (#13VH12025300)
NJ DOT (#3871911)

We also carry full general liability, worker's compensation, and commercial snow insurance. A certificate of insurance is available upon request.

January 2012

Yes, we offer complete design services including 2D renderings and professional planning. We also work with engineers for projects that require engineered plans. Discover more about our design services.

Plants enhance the beauty of your landscape, but they require care and maintenance. There isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer, as the best time depends on the plant species and local climate. Generally, spring and fall are ideal due to cooler temperatures and increased rainfall, though installations can be done at other times with proper care. Be sure to water newly planted areas until the roots establish, and consider a Plant Health Care (PHC) program to protect your investment.

Trimming or pruning is best done during the spring or fall when cooler temperatures help plants recover quickly. Avoid pruning during hot summer days to reduce stress on the plants. Learn more about plant health.

Mulch retains moisture around plant roots, insulates against temperature fluctuations, reduces soil erosion, and enhances the overall appearance of your landscape.

ICPI standards call for a minimum of 6 inches of base for pedestrian applications and 8 inches for vehicular applications. A properly constructed base is essential for the durability and longevity of your installation.

Any retaining wall that is 4 feet or taller—from the bottom of the first block to the top of the cap—should be engineered to ensure stability and safety.

For larger projects requiring design, permitting, and engineering, the process from initial contact to start can take several months. For smaller projects, it may be a few weeks to a few months. Planning ahead is essential to meet your installation timeline. Learn about all our hardscaping services.

Yes, according to industry insights, landscaping and hardscaping projects can offer a high return on investment—sometimes up to 150%—which often exceeds that of other home improvement projects.

Depending on your property’s needs, drainage solutions may include French drains, PVC piping with basins, grading and swales, or a combination of these methods. Each solution is tailored to the specific water management challenges of your property.

Hardscape installations during winter are possible with extra precautions. When temperatures drop below freezing, special handling and timing adjustments are required to ensure proper installation and to avoid issues such as improper curing or settling.

It is best to start lawn applications in the spring when soil temperatures reach around 55°F, as this is when weeds like crabgrass begin to emerge. Timely application can help prevent weed growth and promote a healthy lawn.

Watering is crucial for plant health. We recommend a schedule of deep watering twice a week—adjusting for weather conditions. Trees, shrubs, and perennials have varying water needs, so always check the soil moisture before watering again to avoid overwatering.

Annuals complete their life cycle in one growing season, while perennials return each year. Your choice depends on your landscape goals and maintenance preferences.

Absolutely. Plants filter carbon dioxide, reduce urban heat, improve air quality, and help prevent water pollution. Additionally, trees and shrubs can naturally cool your home, reducing energy costs.

While it’s impossible to prevent all weed growth, you can greatly reduce them by using landscaping fabric, applying pre-emergents, and manually removing weeds. For cracks in hardscapes, targeted herbicides or organic solutions like vinegar may help.

The mowing season typically lasts about 30-32 weeks, usually starting around Tax Day (April 15th) and ending in mid-November.

Payment schedules vary by service. Recurring maintenance services are billed after each visit, while non-recurring services require a deposit before work begins and the balance upon completion. Larger projects may involve progress payments. Please refer to your specific proposal for details.

Yes, we provide professional excavation services as part of our comprehensive landscape construction process. Our experienced team uses advanced equipment to ensure accurate and efficient excavation for drainage, foundation, or grading requirements—tailored to your project needs.

Yes, we offer professional landscape lighting services to enhance the beauty and safety of your outdoor space. Our custom lighting plans highlight your landscape features, create ambiance, and improve security using energy-efficient fixtures.

Yes, we provide tree and shrub planting services designed to enhance your landscape’s aesthetic and environmental benefits. Our experts help select the right species, ensure proper placement, and provide guidance on planting techniques and follow-up care for healthy growth.

Yes, we offer fence installation services to complement your landscape design and provide security and privacy. We work with various fence materials—including wood, vinyl, and metal—and tailor our solutions to your style and budget, ensuring a precise and durable installation.