We're a Hicksville-based landscape and masonry crew working across Nassau County. Most properties we walk onto are layered with twenty years of patchwork — tired beds, dying hedges, cracked pavers. We start by clearing it. Honestly.
Then comes the slow part. A site plan keyed to your light, your soil, and how Long Island weather actually moves through the property. Drainage figured out before a single plant goes in. Hardscape laid first — bluestone, fieldstone, brick — and beds carved into it. Trees chosen because they'll still look right in ten years.
The result isn't a finished moment for a photo. It's a property that gets better every season — fuller beds, weathered stone, a garden that reads like it's always been there.
Old hedges out. Dead shrubs out. Cracked pavers and rotted edging, gone. We grade for drainage, pull soil samples, and amend with what your beds actually need — not a one-size bag from the supplier. By the end of week one you can see the property again.
A scaled site plan you can hold — bed shapes, walkway lines, wall heights, every tree and shrub placed by hand. We design in seasons: what blooms in May, what carries September, what holds the property through a Long Island winter. Stone samples come to your driveway, not a slide deck.
Hardscape goes in first. Hand-laid bluestone, dry-stack fieldstone, brick patios on six inches of compacted base. Retaining walls engineered for the slope and the frost line — not eyeballed. Stonework is what your garden grows around. Get the masonry right and the planting follows it naturally.
Structural plants first — specimen trees, evergreen anchors. Then mid-layer shrubs, then perennials and groundcover. We lean on natives and adapted species that handle Long Island clay, salt air, and the wet-then-dry stretches we get out here. First season looks tidy. Third season looks intentional. Fifth looks inevitable.
Three disciplines, one crew, one phone number. Most Nassau County projects use all three — but each stands on its own when a property only needs a single piece fixed.
Full-property design and installation across Nassau County — scaled site plans, grading, drainage, planting schedules, lighting, and irrigation. Built for the lot you actually own, not a stock template.
Hand-laid hardscape that holds up to Long Island winters. Bluestone and brick patios, dry-stack fieldstone walls, steps, fire pits, and garden borders — built on compacted base and pointed to last.
Specimen trees, perennial borders, ornamental grasses, and sculptural pieces. Native-leaning palettes chosen for Long Island soil and weather — properties that still read well in February.
“They took a yard we'd given up on and gave us back a property. Three seasons later, the beds look like they've always been there.”
Anywhere in Nassau County. No questionnaire, no hard sell — just an honest walk-through of what your property could be, and what it would take to get there.
Free · 30 minutes · We come to your property