Residential & Commercial Landscaping · Monmouth County, NJRumson · Little Silver · Spring Lake · Sea Girt
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Landscaping questions

Which towns in Monmouth County do you serve?

All of Monmouth County, with a focus on Rumson, Little Silver, Spring Lake and Sea Girt.

How much does a landscape design cost in Monmouth County?

Most residential plans run $1,500–$7,500 depending on property size and detail. Large estates with pools, outdoor kitchens and lighting plans can run higher. The fee is typically credited toward installation.

When is the best time to plant in Monmouth County?

Spring (mid-March to mid-June) and fall (September to early November). Fall is often better for trees and shrubs because roots establish in cool soil.

How much does estate landscape maintenance cost?

For a 1–2 acre property, weekly maintenance contracts commonly run $800–$3,000+ per month in season depending on beds, hedges and extras. Smaller shore lots are less.

Are there rules on when lawns can be fertilized in NJ?

Yes. New Jersey's fertilizer law restricts application in late fall and winter (homeowners from Nov 15, professionals from Dec 1, until Mar 1), and limits phosphorus unless a soil test shows a need. A professional program is built around those dates.

Pavers or bluestone?

Pavers cost less, are easy to repair and come in many styles. Thermal bluestone is the classic look on Rumson and Spring Lake properties and costs more. Both last decades on a proper base.

Brass or aluminum fixtures?

Near salt water, solid brass or copper. Powder-coated aluminum corrodes faster in salt air.

Why do my arborvitae keep browning at the shore?

Salt spray, wind and deer all hit arborvitae hard. Eastern red cedar, inkberry, bayberry or a mixed screen usually holds up better near the ocean.

What's deer-resistant in Monmouth County?

Boxwood, catmint, Russian sage, ornamental grasses, inkberry, spirea and most herbs are rarely browsed. Hostas, arborvitae, yews and tulips get eaten.

How much does a clean-up cost?

Most spring or fall clean-ups run $400–$1,500. Heavily wooded estates in Rumson and Little Silver can run more, especially with two fall passes.

How much does a French drain cost?

Residential French drains commonly run $40–$100 per linear foot depending on depth, access and outlet. Dry wells and downspout tie-ins are priced per unit.

Do you carry commercial insurance?

Yes. Certificates of insurance naming your property or management company are provided before work starts.

Can you present to our board?

Yes, proposals can be presented at a board or management meeting.

Can you match our brand colors?

Yes, palettes can be built around brand colors.

When should we sign a snow contract?

September to October, before the first storm, so equipment and crews are assigned.

Do you work with general contractors?

Yes, as a landscape subcontractor or directly with owners.

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