The landscaping of your home is often underrated.  It can seem like tasteful design is unnoticed, while tacky design draws the eye. But good landscaping is like the soundtrack to a movie: when absent or inferior, everything is lacking.

If you aren’t planning to put your house on the market, you may think that curb appeal is unnecessary.  In fact, a healthy, vibrant lawn will make your guests feel more welcome and usually make you love your home even more.

Where to start?

·      Plant a tree.  You’ll want to take into consideration the size of your lot and home, as well as how big the tree will be as it matures.

·      Think seasonal.   If all of your plants only look good in the spring, your home looks rundown most of the year. 

·      Add color.  Adding colorful trees or flower beds can draw attention – in a good way – so long as you don’t try to incorporate all of the colors of the rainbow.

·      Adorn your abode.  Curb appeal shouldn’t stop at your lawn.  Window boxes, wreaths, and well-chosen paints blend your yard and you house into a cohesive design.

Don’t be “that neighbor” whose lawn looks as though they’ve been out of town for the past six months.  Brighten your view.  Contact us today to get started.