Landscape Design
A site visit, a conversation about how you use the yard, and a drawn plan that sets out spaces, planting and materials before anything is priced.
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Landscape design & build · Your Service Area
A yard that is designed first, then built.
Tell Hollowbrook Landscape Co. how you want to use the space. The business will confirm a design consultation, what it needs to see on site, and how a plan and proposal come together for your property.
- Design consultations requested online
- Patios, planting, lighting and drainage
- Service area confirmed when you ask
iWalk the site
iiDraw the plan
iiiAgree the proposal
ivBuild and walk through
Where most projects start
It usually begins with one of these.
A landscape project rarely starts with a plan. It starts with a problem or a wish. Any of these is a good reason to ask for a design consultation.
The yard feels unfinishedMoved in to a builder-grade lawn and a row of shrubs against the foundation.
You want somewhere to sitA patio, a fire pit area or a shaded corner that pulls people outside.
Bare or muddy groundPatches where grass will not grow, or soil that washes out after every storm.
Water pools after rainA soggy lawn, standing water near the house, or runoff toward the foundation.
Beds that got awayOvergrown shrubs and tired beds that need a real plan rather than more mulch.
Getting ready to sellA clean entry, fresh planting and a front walk that invites people in.
Design, build & planting
One plan, built in the right order.
Grading and drainage before patios, patios before planting, lighting last. Each service can be part of one plan, whether it is built at once or in phases.
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Patios & Hardscaping
Patios, walkways, steps, seat walls and fire features, with the base, the grade and the drainage planned before the first stone is set.
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Planting & Garden Beds
New beds, foundation planting and layered borders, chosen for your light, your soil and how much upkeep you want.
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Sod & Lawn Installation
New lawns from sod or seed, starting with grading and soil preparation so the lawn has something to root into.
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Landscape Lighting
Low-voltage path, step and accent lighting planned for safe footing, for views from inside, and for how the yard is used after dark.
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Drainage & Grading
Standing water, soggy lawn or runoff toward the house, looked at as a whole-yard problem with grading, dry creek beds or drains.
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Snow Removal
Winter clearing for driveways, walks and entrances, with plowing access, snow placement and icy conditions discussed before a visit.
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How Hollowbrook works
Designed on paper, built on site.
Most yards are built one piece at a time: a patio one summer, a bed the next, lighting when someone remembers. The pieces rarely line up. A plan for the whole property keeps them in line, even when the first phase is small.
Ask how design and build are handled together, and how a change found on site is raised with you. Hollowbrook will explain its process at the consultation.
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Stages most design-build projects move through: design, proposal, build and walkthrough.
How a project runs
From first visit to final walkthrough.
A typical design-build sequence. The business will confirm how its own projects run.
Design consultation
A walk of the property and a conversation about how you want to use it.
Plan & proposal
A drawn plan, materials, and a written scope with pricing from the business.
Build
Work follows the agreed scope. Ask how changes found on site are handled.
Walkthrough
Walk the finished work and ask about care for new planting.
When to build
Every season does different work.
Landscape work follows the ground and the weather. Planning in the quiet months means the build can start when the ground is ready.
Winter
Plan
Design consultations, drawings and material choices while the yard is dormant and the schedule is open.
Spring
Build & plant
Hardscape as the ground firms up, then planting once the soil warms.
Summer
Light & enjoy
Patios in use, lighting added, and new plants watered through the heat.
Fall
Plant & prepare
A strong planting window, new lawns, and drainage fixes before the ground freezes.
Timing depends on your region, the weather and the schedule. The business will suggest when your project is best started.
Request a design consultationOn build days
Settle these before the crew arrives.
Good build days are planned in advance. Raise these with the business when the scope is agreed.
Access and protection
How equipment reaches the work area, and how the lawn, beds and paving along the way are protected.
Order of work
Which parts are built first, and what the yard looks like between phases.
Clean-up and handover
How debris leaves the site, and what the final walkthrough and plant-care notes cover.
Recent projects
Patios, planting and whole-yard builds.
Open the viewer to look through recent patios, planting, walls and lighting.
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Reviews
What homeowners say after the build.
Notes from recent patios, planting and drainage projects.
We had a bare backyard and no idea where to start. The design meeting gave us a plan we could build in two phases, and the patio went in exactly as it was drawn.
Water used to sit against our foundation every spring. They regraded the side yard and built a dry creek bed that actually looks like part of the garden.
The lighting plan was the part I did not know I wanted. The crew was careful with our existing beds and walked us through everything at the end.
Before you book
Questions worth asking early.
If your question is not here, ask it in the request. It is easier to answer before anything is drawn.
Landscape pricing depends on the design, the materials, the access and the site itself. The business will explain when it can give a proposal and what it needs to see first.
No. Many plans are built in phases. The business can explain how a plan could be split up and which parts make sense to do first.
A walk of the property, a conversation about how you want to use the space, and a look at sun, slope, drainage and access. The business will explain what follows from there.
Ask how equipment will reach the backyard. The business will explain the access route and how disturbed areas are restored.
Some projects, such as retaining walls, drainage changes or work near a property line, can be covered by local rules. Raise it in the request and the business will explain what applies.
New plantings need regular watering while they establish. The business will walk you through their care and can explain whether it offers ongoing maintenance.
Service area
Check whether your property is in range.
Contact Hollowbrook Landscape Co. to confirm that your property is within the configured Your Service Area service area before requesting a design consultation.
- Phone
- (555) 026-5190
- [email protected]
- Service area
- Your Service Area
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