Designs can take anywhere from 3-8 weeks depending on the season. Installation time depends on project size, current schedule, material availability, and weather and can take anywhere from 1-6 months depending on these factors. All aspects of the process are considered on a first-come, first-served basis.

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We serve a 40-mile radius of Franklin County and have the occasional project up to 2 hours away. We’ve done work all across the bluegrass region, as well as northern Kentucky and southeastern Kentucky in Corbin. View our Service Area page for more details.

A good starting point for a landscape investment is 10-15% of your home value, however, if you are wanting a full-scale outdoor space and/or pool, it can exceed 50% of your home value, depending on what you want. Check out our Pricing page for more information as well as this Budget page.

A pool includes the outdoor space around it, drainage, site prep, site remediation, design, planning, and more! We can keep it simple or go all out and create the outdoor space of your dreams. A general range for a pool is $100-300k+.

Absolutely! We will help you determine which approach and phase order will work best.

We have certified staff to take care of all design, hardscape construction, landscape installation and maintenance needs…we do all the work in-house from start to finish in most cases. Depending on the project, some specialty aspects may be subcontracted including electric, plumbing, and carpentry.

It’s best to involve the designer as early as possible if you are renovating or building new so that the design flows seamlessly together. We love working with architects, interior designers, and builders and are happy to collaborate to create a space you will enjoy.

Winter is a great time to get your design completed and installation on the calendar for prime scheduling. Designs can be completed any time of year. Spring and fall are usually very busy and it will take longer to get your complete design and estimated project. To get on the schedule early, start planning in the fall or winter for the following spring.

Spring and fall for most plants and spring and late fall for trees and shrubs; trees should not be planted in summer. Any summer plantings should be properly irrigated or watered.

Should I add drip irrigation?

If you're on vacation, work on the road, or are gone a lot, and if you want to ensure your landscape gets securely rooted in those important first years, yes. If you are an avid gardener and love watering, you may not need drip irrigation.

How much does it generally cost?

Generally, drip irrigation is a cost-effective and time-saving way to ensure the health of your landscape.

When should I disconnect my irrigation?

Before the first freeze in fall/winter; you can hook it back up after the danger of freeze has passed.