Commercial Landscape Installation
From new development buildouts to refresh projects on aging properties, our installation crews handle plant material, sod, grading, drainage corrections, and bed renovations. Every install is planned so it can be cared for under our maintenance program.
Installation services
- New construction landscape buildouts to plan and spec
- Bed renovations, plant replacements, and tree installations
- Sod, seed, and turf renovation programs
- Grading and surface drainage corrections
- Annual color rotations and seasonal feature beds
Built for the site
Fall is the best time to plant trees and shrubs in North Carolina: cooler air and warm soil let roots establish before summer heat. We choose plant material that performs where your property sits, from Piedmont clay to coastal sand. We document every install with as-built notes, and roll the new landscape directly into your maintenance contract so it is cared for the moment the crew leaves the site.
Pine straw installation
Refresh commercial planting beds with pine straw installation. We identify the beds to cover, prepare and tidy the area, and define material, coverage, edging, and cleanup in the proposal. Pine straw replenishment is coordinated with ongoing grounds care as a separately approved enhancement.
Dog park installations
Add a dedicated dog park to an apartment community, HOA, or other managed commercial property. Planning considers the location, usable area, access, drainage, surfacing, and cleanup needs. The proposal identifies the fencing, gates, and other features included so your property team can review the complete installation scope.
Artificial turf installation
Artificial turf can be considered for dog parks, amenity areas, and other selected commercial spaces. We review intended use, base preparation, drainage, edging, and material suitability before installation. Synthetic turf still needs cleaning and upkeep; pet-use areas require a care plan suited to that use.
Dog park and artificial turf installations are priced for the site and are not part of routine landscape maintenance. Irrigation changes, drainage corrections, and surrounding planting work are identified before the project is approved.
Coordinate the full landscape scope
Where a project needs runoff correction or slope stabilization, see Commercial Irrigation & Drainage. Tree care and removal and aeration and overseeding are separate add-ons when the existing landscape needs attention.
Pairs well with
Related services
Commercial Landscape Maintenance
Year-round commercial grounds care: mowing, edging, pruning, fertilization, weed control, and seasonal cleanups under a single contract.
Commercial Aeration & Overseeding
Core aeration and overseeding to address compacted soil and thin turf, with timing matched to the grass and site.
Commercial Irrigation & Drainage
Irrigation installation and repairs, drainage corrections, and erosion control for commercial landscapes.
FAQ
Landscape Installation questions
Do you install dog parks and artificial turf?
Yes. Both are offered within commercial landscape installation. The proposal defines the layout, access, surfacing, drainage, and any fencing or gates included. Artificial turf requires cleaning and upkeep, particularly in pet-use areas.
Can you install pine straw in commercial beds?
Yes. Pine straw installation and replenishment are separately scoped bed enhancements, with preparation, coverage, edging, and cleanup defined in your proposal.
What installation work do you take on?
New construction landscape buildouts to plan and spec, bed renovations and plant replacements, tree installations, sod and seed, grading and surface drainage corrections, and seasonal color beds.
Is installation part of the maintenance contract?
No. Installation is an add-on, scoped and priced for the property. When the work is finished, the new landscape rolls into your maintenance contract so it is cared for from the day the crew leaves.
How do you choose plant material?
We choose plants that perform where the property sits, from Piedmont clay in the Triad to sandy soil and salt air on the coast, and we document every install with as-built notes.
How do I get a proposal?
Send the property details through the contact form or call (336) 494-1321. We review every inquiry within one business day, schedule an on-site walkthrough, and send a written, scope-by-scope proposal. There is no obligation.
Talk to us about landscape installation.
Tell us about your property. We will walk the site with you and send a written, scope-by-scope proposal, with no obligation.