Low-Maintenance Curb Appeal

This beautiful landscape creates an inviting entryway while integrating safe passage to the back lakeside patio of a Northeast Ohio home.

Curb appeal was the client’s main priority for this custom designed landscape. They wanted the large island area adjacent to the driveway to be a focal point for passing pedestrians and vehicles. So we added a combination of specimen evergreens, long-blooming shrubs and perennials, large sandstone boulders, and an elegant blend of gravel and hardwood mulch to create an inviting focal point for all seasons.

To tie-in varying hardscape textures, we created a blended red paver soldier course that hugs a beautiful sandstone sidewalk. This entryway landscaping creates a striking contrast with the façade of the home.

View all of the details of our landscaping work, including new landscape stairs and a custom designed patio that was pulled up and re-leveled. Then, request a quote for your own landscaping upgrades below.

  • /Content/uploads/After purchasing the home, all the existing trees, along with the overgrown foundation plantings, were removed. The existing night lighting and irrigation systems also had to be demoed.
    Low-Maintenance Curb Appeal

    This beautiful landscape creates an inviting entryway while integrating safe passage to the back lakeside patio.

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  • Curb appeal was the client’s main priority. They wanted this large island area adjacent to the driveway to be a focal point for passing pedestrians and vehicles.
    Curb appeal was the client’s main priority. They wanted this large island area adjacent to the driveway to be a focal point for passing pedestrians and vehicles.
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  • A combination of specimen evergreens, long blooming shrubs and perennials, large sandstone boulders, and an elegant blend of gravel and hardwood mulch create an inviting focal point for all seasons.
    A combination of specimen evergreens, long blooming shrubs and perennials, large sandstone boulders, and an elegant blend of gravel and hardwood mulch create an inviting focal point for all seasons.
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  • A blended red paver soldier course hugs a beautiful sandstone sidewalk, tying in varying hardscape textures and creating a striking contrast with the façade of the home.
    A blended red paver soldier course hugs a beautiful sandstone sidewalk, tying in varying hardscape textures and creating a striking contrast with the façade of the home.
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  • The client desired a sidewalk on the side of the house to allow visitors to access the back patio space from the front driveway without going through the home.
    The client desired a sidewalk on the side of the house to allow visitors to access the back patio space from the front driveway without going through the home.
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  • Natural sandstone steps and boulders help transition the grades down the side of the house and create a unique experience as you make you way to the back patio.
    Natural sandstone steps and boulders help transition the grades down the side of the house and create a unique experience as you make you way to the back patio.
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  • /Content/uploads/After purchasing the home, all the existing trees, along with the overgrown foundation plantings, were removed. The existing night lighting and irrigation systems also had to be demoed.
  • /Content/uploads/Curb appeal was the client’s main priority. They wanted this large island area adjacent to the driveway to be a focal point for passing pedestrians and vehicles.
  • /Content/uploads/A combination of specimen evergreens, long blooming shrubs and perennials, large sandstone boulders, and an elegant blend of gravel and hardwood mulch create an inviting focal point for all seasons.
  • /Content/uploads/A blended red paver soldier course hugs a beautiful sandstone sidewalk, tying in varying hardscape textures and creating a striking contrast with the façade of the home.
  • /Content/uploads/The client desired a sidewalk on the side of the house to allow visitors to access the back patio space from the front driveway without going through the home.
  • /Content/uploads/Natural sandstone steps and boulders help transition the grades down the side of the house and create a unique experience as you make you way to the back patio.
  • /Content/uploads/After purchasing the home, all the existing trees, along with the overgrown foundation plantings, were removed. The existing night lighting and irrigation systems also had to be demoed.
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  • /Content/uploads/Curb appeal was the client’s main priority. They wanted this large island area adjacent to the driveway to be a focal point for passing pedestrians and vehicles.
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  • /Content/uploads/A combination of specimen evergreens, long blooming shrubs and perennials, large sandstone boulders, and an elegant blend of gravel and hardwood mulch create an inviting focal point for all seasons.
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  • /Content/uploads/A blended red paver soldier course hugs a beautiful sandstone sidewalk, tying in varying hardscape textures and creating a striking contrast with the façade of the home.
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  • /Content/uploads/The client desired a sidewalk on the side of the house to allow visitors to access the back patio space from the front driveway without going through the home.
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  • /Content/uploads/Natural sandstone steps and boulders help transition the grades down the side of the house and create a unique experience as you make you way to the back patio.
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  • Low-Maintenance Curb Appeal

    This beautiful landscape creates an inviting entryway while integrating safe passage to the back lakeside patio.

  • Curb appeal was the client’s main priority. They wanted this large island area adjacent to the driveway to be a focal point for passing pedestrians and vehicles.
  • A combination of specimen evergreens, long blooming shrubs and perennials, large sandstone boulders, and an elegant blend of gravel and hardwood mulch create an inviting focal point for all seasons.
  • A blended red paver soldier course hugs a beautiful sandstone sidewalk, tying in varying hardscape textures and creating a striking contrast with the façade of the home.
  • The client desired a sidewalk on the side of the house to allow visitors to access the back patio space from the front driveway without going through the home.
  • Natural sandstone steps and boulders help transition the grades down the side of the house and create a unique experience as you make you way to the back patio.
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