Patios, retaining walls and full landscape construction, plus the weekly maintenance that keeps them looking the way they did the day the crew left.
What we take on
The people who build the patio are the people who come back to cut the grass around it.
Full builds — grading, plantings, beds and the drainage underneath that decides whether any of it lasts.
Patios, walkways, retaining walls, fire pits and steps. Stone set on a base built for Cape sand and frost.
Scheduled cuts through the season, same crew and same day each week.
A season-long schedule rather than a one-time application, timed to the growing calendar out here.
Beds, edges, pruning and cleanups — the work that keeps a finished property from sliding backward.
Year-round oversight for owners who aren't on the Cape to notice what needs doing.
Recent work
Patios, walls and full builds across Bourne, Sandwich and the Upper Cape — each one with a note on what was put in and where.
A note from the designer, not part of the site: these six frames are deliberately left empty. Hardscaping is bought with the eyes, and this section is the reason a landscaping website exists at all. The photographs are already on the company's Facebook page — nothing new has to be shot to fill it.
How the year runs
Most people find a landscaper in April. The ones who are happiest booked the fall before.
Spring cleanups, first cuts, beds turned and fed.
Weekly mowing, edging, and builds scheduled around the heat.
The best window for hardscaping. Leaves, cutbacks, final feed.
Quotes, design and drainage work — and the schedule for spring.
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