Landscape Consulting and Diagnosis

A healthy, beautiful landscape is an asset to your property, enhancing curb appeal, boosting your home’s value, and providing a peaceful, enjoyable outdoor space. However, maintaining a thriving landscape is not always straightforward. Environmental factors, plant diseases, poor soil conditions, and drainage issues can quickly turn your outdoor oasis into a problem area. That’s where landscape consulting and diagnosis come in – offering invaluable insight and solutions for a landscape that thrives year-round.

• Identify hidden issues before they escalate
• Maximize the health of your plants
• Optimize water management and drainage
• Improve soil quality and fertility
• Tailored solutions for your unique landscape
• Prevent future problems
• Increase property value and curb appeal
• Save time and money in the long run
• Enjoy peace of mind

Landscapes are complex ecosystems, and problems can arise for many reasons, from soil conditions to environmental factors. Here are some of the common issues our landscape consultants help diagnose:

• Plant Health Issues: We can help identify why your plants aren’t thriving – whether it’s pests, diseases, or environmental stress.
• Drainage Problems: Poor drainage can lead to waterlogged areas, plant root rot, and even structural damage. We’ll identify the cause and suggest the best solutions.
• Soil Quality and Fertility: Healthy plants start with healthy soil. We’ll test your soil, determine any deficiencies, and recommend appropriate amendments.
• Lawn and Turf Problems: If your lawn looks patchy or unhealthy, we can assess the situation and recommend solutions for grass diseases, pest infestations, or nutrient imbalances.
• Invasive Weeds and Pests: We’ll help identify the invasive species in your yard and recommend an eco-friendly approach to control and remove them.
• Design Flaws or Layout Issues: Poorly planned landscapes can lead to inefficiencies in water use, aesthetics, and overall enjoyment. Our design experts can help fix those issues, improving the flow and function of your outdoor space.