Our installation services are guided by a comprehensive design created by a graduate of UTK’s Masters of Landscape Architecture program, lending expert knowledge to your project. Designs allow for a collaborative process where we can clarify the scope and details of a project, better understand your goals, and determine plant species and material quantities.

Whether you’re transitioning a lawn to a meadow, establishing a pollinator garden or restoring a woodland, odds are that some plants will have to go. Removing lawn or clearing invasive species is a necessary part of establishing or restoring a landscape and therefore must be considered in the project timeline and overall cost. Leaving invasive species on site can compromise the long term success of a project.

A wide variety of materials go into any installation. Ranging from the wide variety of plants specified in a design, to stone, soil, mulch, borders, and more. We find suppliers and take the necessary steps to get materials to your site.

This is the implementation of a design idea on paper onto the landscape. Planting plants, laying stone, and spreading pinestraw are all on the list for bringing a landscape design to life.

At the end of a project we make sure to clean up after ourselves. In large part this includes brush removal, as well as shipping pallets or other extraneous materials.