Hardscaping features and elements add access, focal points and practicality with outdoor living spaces. These can be anything from Patios to Retaining Walls, and Decorative Walls to Outdoor Structures. Softscaping consists of all the living elements within a landscape, such as trees, flowers, shrubs, grass, and other plants. This also pertains to other aspects such as gardening, weed management, mulching, mowing, trimming, grading and planting.

Unstable slopes, soil erosion, level land expansion, water control, aging retaining wall, structural support, add more beauty or just increase the properties value. All of which would need a professional that can explore options that specializes in retaining wall engineering. Luckily we have you covered!

Rocks do a great job at suffocating weeds and tend to have a better success rate with weed-prevention rather than Mulch. Rocks also don’t decay over time, making rock beds longer lasting and weather tolerant. Mulch is good for insulation of newly plants and other sensitive shrubs and plants. Mulch can also add nutrients over time as it decays and breaks down. There are a few circumstances that will ultimately decide what is a better option for you, whether that is Decorative Rock or Mulch.