Attractive commercial landscaping is so much more than just planting grass and trees and then calling it a day. There is a multitude of benefits that can bring value to your Hudson Valley, NY, business when you invest in professional landscaping services.

A Poughkeepsie, NY, outdoor kitchen should clearly have the basics of a grill, refrigerator, and cooktop for the passionate cook. But what about the extras? Here are some special additions to delight the alfresco cook in your home.

A commercial landscape says a lot to the clients who visit your Putnam County, NY, location, by giving them an idea of your brand and business values. When choosing a commercial landscaping company to maintain your location so that it reflects the care you take in business dealings, keep these things in mind.

When welcoming your clients and other visitors to your Dutchess County, NY, location, you want the exterior to reflect the quality that you deliver in your business dealings. Here are some ideas to improve the functionality of your commercial landscaping.

We are excited to announce that Lehigh Lawns & Landscaping has become a part of the LandOpt Network. This new partnership will help foster our continuing growth while bolstering the knowledge and training of our team.

It’s not uncommon for retaining walls in Wappingers Falls, NY, to suffer damage during the winter months. For both homeowners and contractors, winter can be a tricky time for repairs. The weather is cold, the ground might be frozen and the wall may be wet, making masonry difficult.

Snow might create a picture-perfect winter landscape for your Westchester County, NY, residence or business complex, but the winter magic doesn’t last long when vehicle access is blocked or property damage is a concern. Whether it’s the driveway to your residence or your business complex parking lot, an icy surface is a hazard that needs to be taken care of.

The winter season is the time when your Hopewell Junction, NY, hardscape will be tested under extreme weather conditions. Your driveway is one feature in particular that will have to stand up to frost, ice, and snow, as well as the management of these, including shoveling and the application of potentially corrosive deicing products that can damage a paver’s surface.