Yes. Landscape Design Solutions designs and builds residential landscapes and outdoor living spaces for homeowners throughout Jerome Village. Because the community includes different neighborhoods, architectural styles and lot configurations, we don't approach every property the same way. We consider the individual home, surrounding properties, available space, privacy requirements and the homeowners' lifestyle when developing a landscape and outdoor living plan.

Yes. In fact, newer homes are often ideal candidates for comprehensive landscape design. New-construction properties may begin with lawn and relatively limited foundation landscaping, giving us the opportunity to create the outdoor environment intentionally from the beginning. We can incorporate trees, screening, planting beds, patios, walkways, outdoor cooking areas and gathering spaces into one coordinated plan rather than adding unrelated features over time.

Privacy can be created in many ways without simply planting a solid wall of identical evergreens around the property. Depending on the lot, we may use layered trees and shrubs, ornamental plantings, changes in elevation, landscape walls or strategically located outdoor structures. The goal is typically to reduce unwanted views while maintaining openness, attractive sightlines and a natural relationship with the rest of the landscape.

Yes. We design custom patios, outdoor kitchens, fire pits, fireplaces and other hardscape features for Jerome Village homes. When these elements are part of a larger project, we carefully consider how they relate to one another and to the house. Proper scale and placement can make the difference between simply having a patio behind your home and creating a comfortable outdoor room that your family genuinely uses.

Yes, and there are significant advantages to doing so. A comprehensive design allows us to think through the location of patios, walkways, plantings, utilities, outdoor kitchens, fire features and future improvements before construction begins. Even if you ultimately choose to build the project in phases, working from a master plan helps ensure that what is completed today doesn't interfere with or limit what you'd like to add tomorrow.

The right design depends on the individual home, but newer properties often benefit from landscaping that introduces scale, maturity, privacy and seasonal interest. Trees can help visually anchor a newer house while layered shrubs and ornamental plants add texture and soften architectural lines. The landscape should also be designed with long-term plant size in mind so that it becomes more attractive as it matures rather than overcrowded