When the whole yard is tired, we redesign the whole yard.
Some jobs are a bed or a walk. This site is for the larger ones: a front and back that no longer fit the house, a property that feels unfinished, a yard you want to live in rather than walk past. We'll plan the transformation and stay with it until the walkthrough.
IA full waterfront composition: terrace, walls, planting, seawall.IIPool deck and fire pit as a finished outdoor room.IIIA backyard with a sitting area, palms, and a path to the gate.IVBeds, a bench, and a path along the fence line.
A transformation
From overgrown or empty, to a yard that feels finished.
A full-yard redo usually means tearing out what no longer belongs, reshaping bed lines, setting palms and trees first, then layering the planting, and adding the walks, patios, or walls the layout needs. It is a sequence, not a weekend of new shrubs.
Rosalyie Hutchins wrote about a backyard paradise created from what was nothing more than an old slab of concrete. Jane P wrote about barren front and rear yards and broken concrete, remade with palms, native plants, pavers, and lighting. Those are the scale of jobs this page is meant for.
A finished tropical front — palms, curved beds, and paver edges as one composition.
Living in it
The backyard has to work after the photos are taken.
Transformations fail when they only decorate the street view. We plan shade, privacy, the path from the kitchen, the view from the lanai, and the places you will actually sit.
Waterfront lots, pool cages, and tight side yards are part of the same conversation. The waterfront project in the photos combines a paver terrace, walls, a water feature, and palms above the seawall — a reminder that a 'full yard' can include hardscape and grade, not only plants.
A waterfront pool deck and fire pit — outdoor living as part of a larger property.
I
Walk the whole property
Front, back, sides, and the view from inside. We listen to what you want the yard to become, and what you are tired of looking at.
II
A single plan for the redo
Tear-out, new structure, planting, and any paving or walls — scoped together so the transformation has an order.
III
Build it, then walk it slowly
The same crew does the work. We stay on the job and do a final walkthrough before we leave.
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Is this only for waterfront or large lots?
No. A 'whole yard' can be a typical Sarasota lot that needs a front and back redo. The waterfront photos are examples of our work, not a requirement.
Can the work be phased?
Sometimes the front can come first and the back later, if the plan still holds together. Ask on the visit. We would rather phase a clear plan than invent the back yard a year later.
Do you do weekly maintenance after the transformation?
Weekly mowing is not the business. The jobs are design and installation — full redos, planting, palms, and hardscape. We can talk about what the yard will need after install.
How do I start?
Book a free site visit on this page, or call 941-893-7767. We'll call you to set a time.
The whole yard, not a corner
Tell us you want the whole yard looked at.
Book a free site visit. We'll walk the property with you and call to set a time.
