You get weekends back with family instead of wrestling with yard work that never seems to end. Your property becomes the neighborhood standout—the one people slow down to admire.
No more guessing which plants will survive Florida’s brutal summers or wondering if your irrigation system can handle the next dry spell. You get outdoor spaces designed to thrive in High Point’s climate, not just survive it.
The stress of coordinating multiple contractors disappears when one experienced team handles everything from design through installation.
Since 1995, we’ve been the family-owned choice for High Point residents who want their outdoor projects done right the first time. We’re not the guys who show up, do the work, and disappear.
We’re your neighbors—the ones who help with hurricane cleanup and support local youth programs because this community matters to us. When you’re dealing with Florida’s unpredictable weather and unique soil challenges, experience counts.
As authorized contractors for Tremron, Flagstone, and Belgard, plus the exclusive Seal ‘n Lock distributor in our county, we bring manufacturer-level expertise to every project.
First, we visit your property to understand what you’re dealing with—drainage issues, sun patterns, soil conditions, and what you actually want to achieve. No generic solutions here.
Next, we design a plan that works with Florida’s climate, not against it. Native plants that won’t need constant babying, irrigation systems that handle both drought and deluge, hardscapes built to last through hurricane seasons.
Then our licensed crews get to work. State-licensed irrigation, manufacturer-trained paver installation, and the kind of attention to detail that comes from nearly 30 years of doing this right. We clean up completely each day because your property isn’t our storage yard.
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You get everything from routine maintenance to complete outdoor transformations. Paver driveways and walkways that handle Florida’s ground movement, pool decks that stay cool underfoot, retaining walls engineered for our soil conditions.
Our state-licensed irrigation systems adjust to High Point’s seasonal extremes—from summer deluges to winter water restrictions. Fire features and outdoor kitchens built to withstand coastal humidity and salt air.
The difference is in the details: proper drainage that prevents the standing water problems plaguing so many Florida properties, plant selections that attract beneficial wildlife while resisting common pests, and hardscape materials that won’t crack or shift in our challenging climate.
Native Florida plants are your best bet because they’ve evolved to handle our extreme weather swings. Coontie, firebush, and Florida privet thrive in our sandy soils and can handle both drought and flooding.
We also recommend heat-tolerant varieties that won’t wilt during those brutal summer months when temperatures soar. The key is matching plants to your specific microclimate—what works in full sun near the coast might struggle in a shaded inland spot.
Soil amendments matter too. Most High Point soils are sandy and drain fast, which sounds good until you realize nutrients wash away just as quickly. We incorporate organic matter to help retain both moisture and fertilizer where your plants can actually use them.
Drainage is everything in Florida landscaping, and most contractors get it wrong. We start by understanding how water moves across your property during heavy rains—not just where it pools, but where it’s coming from and where it needs to go.
Proper grading is the foundation, but we also use techniques like rain gardens and bioswales that actually work with Florida’s intense rainfall patterns. These aren’t just trenches—they’re engineered systems that manage runoff while creating attractive landscape features.
For hardscapes, we use permeable materials where appropriate and always ensure proper slope and drainage underneath. The worst thing you can do is create a beautiful patio that turns into a lake every time it storms.
The difference starts with proper base preparation, which most contractors rush through. We excavate to the right depth, use the correct base materials, and compact in lifts—not just dump and hope.
As authorized contractors for Tremron, Flagstone, and Belgard, we get factory training on proper installation techniques. This means your pavers won’t shift, sink, or develop those unsightly gaps that scream “amateur installation.”
We’re also the exclusive Seal ‘n Lock distributor in our county, which gives us access to commercial-grade sealing products that protect against Florida’s harsh UV, prevent weed growth, and resist the oil stains and mildew that plague most paver surfaces here.
Florida irrigation isn’t just about getting water to plants—it’s about delivering the right amount at the right time while dealing with water restrictions, soil conditions, and weather extremes that can change overnight.
Our state-licensed systems use smart controllers that adjust based on actual weather conditions, not just preset timers. This means your system backs off during rainy periods and increases coverage during dry spells, keeping your landscape healthy while avoiding waste.
Zone design is critical too. Your sun-baked front yard needs different coverage than your shaded backyard, and coastal properties face salt spray challenges that inland areas don’t. We design each zone for its specific conditions and plant requirements.
Florida’s year-round growing season means your landscape never really goes dormant, so maintenance is more consistent than northern climates but varies by season. Summer focus is on managing rapid growth and dealing with pest pressure.
Winter is actually your heavy pruning season when plants are less stressed, plus it’s when we handle major cleanups and soil amendments. Spring brings fertilization and any replanting, while fall is about preparing for potential storm damage.
The key is staying ahead of problems rather than reacting to them. Regular monitoring catches pest issues before they become infestations, and proper pruning prevents the overgrowth that creates humidity problems and harbors diseases.
Weather definitely impacts timing, but proper planning minimizes delays. We monitor forecasts closely and stage materials to work around Florida’s afternoon thunderstorms and seasonal rain patterns.
Most paver patios take 3-5 days depending on size and complexity, but we build weather buffers into every schedule. The alternative—rushing to beat weather—leads to poor base preparation and installation problems that show up later.
Larger projects like complete landscape renovations typically take 2-3 weeks, but we break them into phases so you’re not living in a construction zone the entire time. Our crews clean up completely each day, so even multi-week projects don’t leave your property looking like a disaster area.
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