The right scope. A considered plan.
A complete property transformation or a focused landscape improvement starts with clear goals. We consider design, materials, site conditions and how the new work fits your property. Share your ideas and timing so we can plan the right approach.
A complete landscape starts with site conditions. We consider grades, access, excavation and water movement alongside walls, hardscapes, pools and planting. Define drainage needs and any engineering or approval requirements before setting the construction scope, so the finished landscape is planned as a connected system.
Discuss the ScopeBring the entire property into the conversation: how you arrive, gather, cook, relax and move between the home and outdoor spaces. We coordinate layout, materials, levels, planting and related systems around your priorities and investment range. A clear overall plan helps establish the scope and sequence of a substantial landscape transformation.
Discuss the ScopeA significant landscape investment needs an appropriate care plan after installation. Discuss turf, planting, irrigation observations and seasonal priorities in the context of the whole property. Our residential focus is estate-scale landscape care and support for substantial landscapes rather than standalone weekly mow-and-blow service. Scope and availability are confirmed for each property.
Discuss the ScopePlan paver surfaces around the full outdoor living area: gathering space, dining, circulation, steps and connections to the home. Material selection, base preparation, grades and water movement belong in the same discussion. We consider patios as part of a coordinated landscape construction scope rather than an isolated surface.
Discuss the ScopeA high-end patio should fit the way the property will be used. Consider furniture, cooking, shade, sightlines, lighting and transitions to the pool, lawn or garden before choosing finishes. Define the complete layout and related construction so the proposal accounts for the spaces and systems that need to work together.
Discuss the ScopeCoordinate paths, steps, outdoor living, planting and architectural accents in one lighting plan. Review fixture positions, glare, controls and the infrastructure needed during construction. Lighting should support the use and character of the finished property rather than be treated as a disconnected final add-on.
Discuss the ScopePlan the outdoor kitchen with dining, seating, circulation and the surrounding landscape. Establish equipment needs, work surfaces, materials and utility requirements before finalizing the construction scope. Required trade work and approvals should be identified in the proposal so responsibilities are clear.
Discuss the ScopePosition a fire pit or fireplace within the larger patio and landscape layout. Consider seating, circulation, finishes, fuel requirements and appropriate clearances together. Discuss these elements with the rest of the project so construction and any required trade work follow a coordinated scope.
Discuss the ScopeA pool project affects more than the water. Plan the deck, retaining walls, grades, drainage, planting, lighting and routes to the house together. We discuss pool and landscape construction as a coordinated property scope, with responsibilities, required approvals and sequencing identified before work begins.
Discuss the ScopeNatural-stone, boulder and block walls can shape terraces, outdoor living areas and transitions across a sloped property. Plan excavation, drainage and adjacent construction alongside the wall. Height, loading and site conditions determine engineering and approval requirements; these should be addressed in the project scope.
Discuss the ScopeA substantial landscape needs irrigation designed around its actual turf, planting, sun and soil conditions. Coordinate zones, access and infrastructure with the installation plan. Discuss establishment care, seasonal adjustments and responsibilities rather than assuming every area needs the same watering schedule.
Discuss the ScopePlan sod, artificial turf and planting areas with site preparation, grades, drainage and irrigation. Grass and material choices depend on use, sunlight and future care. Our focus is coordinated installation within substantial residential landscape projects, not routine low-cost lawn visits.
Discuss the ScopeExecutive Green focuses on complete, high-end residential landscape projects across Metro Atlanta, Watkinsville, Athens and Buford. Outdoor living, pools and surrounding landscapes, walls, site preparation, planting, lighting and irrigation are considered together. Share your overall goals, investment range and timing so we can discuss a coordinated property plan.
