Landesign incorporates skilled craftsmen of various trades to offer a complete site planning and construction service to the client. We work with architects, metal sculptors, stone & brick masons, electricians and other trades to build our designs.

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

• registered landscape architect - Michael Fugate, ASLA #303 State of Ky
• site planning and construction drawings
• site development: planting, grading & lighting plans
• independent site inspection services for commercial and residential construction (sub-contract to architecture & site planning firms)

LANDSCAPE PLANTINGS


• trees, shrubs, ornamental grasses, perennials, ground covers, annuals, lawn establishment
• seasonal maintenance programs
• garden restoration and historical replication
• perennial 'theme' gardens, maze & topiaries; tropical foliage & bamboo specimens

LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION


• brick masonry & stone walls (veneer or dry stone techniques), flagstone & brick paving, Pennsylvania bluestone walkways & patios, quarried stone steps and wall caps
• wood/metal structures - garden gates & metal railings, arbors, timber framed garden structures, gazebo/tea houses
• interlocking pavers - patios & walks
• retaining walls - stone, boulder, rock 'outcrops' and modular concrete products
• grading & drainage improvements
• garden ponds and waterfalls, natural or formal water features
• swimming pool design - work with client & pool company to enhance indoor/outdoor relationship. Connection to garden/site elements and maximize existing site features and resources.
• landscape lighing systems (Nightscaping, Kim, Hadco...)
• site amenities (benches, sculptures, urns...)
• children's play areas
• lawn sprinkler systems (Toro, RainBird...)

NEW RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION/REMODELING


• work with client and builder to develop a comprehensive master site plan. A master plan will assist the client in developing the property in the most efficient manner possible. Grading, drainage, parking, circulation and landscape features can be incorporated into the initial construction. This process will avoid expensive future corrections and layout changes involving heavy equipment and labor.