Landscape Projects

landscape project design and planning

Our landscape projects focus on designing attractive and practical outdoor areas that harmonize with the environment. Our planning process considers site-specific natural features, sustainability initiatives, and community needs, making sure that the finished design improves both visual appeal and ecological health.

01.

Site Analysis

Assess the site conditions including soil type, grading, drainage, and sunlight exposure.

Identify any environmental factors to consider.

Take note of existing structures, utilities, and access points.

02.

Client Consultation

Meet with the client to understand their vision, preferences, and needs for the landscape.

Discuss budget constraints and desired maintenance levels.

Gather information about any specific plants, styles, or themes the client has in mind.

03.

Concept Development

Create initial sketches or concept drawings that reflect the client's ideas.

Explore different layouts, plant selections, and hardscape elements e.g. pathways.

Present concepts for client feedback and adjustments.

04.

Technical Drawings

Produce technical drawings of irrigation, drainage, and planting plans.

Comply with local regulations and zoning laws.

Comply with environmental guidelines.

05.

Budget and Cost Estimation

Develop a detailed budget that outlines the estimated costs for materials and labor.

Develop a detailed budget for regular maintenance and seasonal care if necessary.

Present the budget for client approval and adjustments.

06.

Implementation Planning

Create a timeline for the project detailing phases of work and expected completion dates.

Coordinate with contractors, suppliers, and other professionals involved in the project.

Oversee the installation of landscape elements until all work is completed to specifications.

landscape project scope

The scope of landscape projects that Lancaster Landscapes undertakes includes beautification programs within homeowners' associations, multifamily communities, schools, office complexes, retirement communities, and municipalities.