When Homeowners Usually Need This Service
- A dated or builder-basic landscape needs more personality
- You want better curb appeal or a stronger front-yard design
- You are improving a backyard or pool area
- Plants, beds or trees need to be replaced or redesigned
- You want a lower-maintenance or more Florida-friendly landscape
What a Project May Include
Plant and shrub selection
Commonly included in this type of project.
Trees and palms
Commonly included in this type of project.
Landscape-bed design
Commonly included in this type of project.
Sod and turf changes
Commonly included in this type of project.
Irrigation modifications
Commonly included in this type of project.
Landscape lighting
Commonly included in this type of project.
Decorative rock or mulch
Commonly included in this type of project.
Paver or hardscape coordination
Commonly included in this type of project.
Nocatee & Northeast Florida Considerations
Nocatee landscapes have to work with Northeast Florida heat, rain, sandy soils and irrigation conditions. Homeowners may also need to consider neighborhood architectural or HOA requirements before making visible exterior changes.
Planning & Cost Factors
Landscape-design projects vary widely. Plant selection, demolition/removal, irrigation changes, hardscaping, access, mature trees and the size of the project can all move pricing substantially.
How the Quote Process Works
Tell us what you need once. We'll use the details you provide to help identify local professionals who perform this type of work. Your request may be shared with up to three appropriate local pros, and there is no obligation to hire anyone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a finished design before requesting quotes?
No. Many homeowners begin with ideas or photos and ask a local professional to recommend a design direction.
Can one contractor handle plants, sod and irrigation?
Often, yes, but capabilities vary. That is one reason the quote request asks which elements your project may include.
Should I choose plants before getting a quote?
Not necessarily. A good contractor can recommend plant material based on sun, irrigation, maintenance preferences and the look you want.