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Dug In Minutes Although mechanical tree spades have been around for some time now, they’re not too common a piece of equipment for most contractors. Why? Because tree spades are specialized equipment that cost alot of money, and for most contractors it’s not something they would use often enough to justify the expense.  Landscape contractor [...]

Time For The Fence Generally, you would build and install all the hardscaping features first, but you must think through the logistics of your entire project because there are exceptions to this rule. Accessibility was a primary concern on this site because of its relatively narrow width and long depth. The extreme slope (approx. 15%) [...]

Repeat Landscape Elements To Unify The Design Now that the mason has completed the stone steps adjacent to the pool, landscape contractor Dave Kennedy could begin setting the balance of landscape boulders.  Dave is conscious of the aesthetics and strives to integrate his boulder work with what the pool contractor has done. The additional boulder [...]

Organized Chaos To some it may look like chaos – two excavators working close to one another.  But if you stand there for a while and watch, it begins to almost look choreographed.  These machine operators know exactly what each other is doing because they’re experienced and have planned their strategy in advance.  The steel [...]