We handle the planning and coordination of your outdoor project, including scoping the work, lining up contractors, overseeing timelines, supervising the job on site, and walking through the finished result with you so everything comes together properly.

Yes. We bring in and coordinate trusted contractors and vendors, schedule their work, and keep everyone aligned, so you have one local point of contact instead of managing several separate crews and schedules yourself.

Yes. We keep you informed with clear updates throughout the project, so owners who live elsewhere or visit seasonally can move an outdoor improvement forward without needing to be on site for every step.

As involved as you would like. Some owners want to review each decision, while others prefer to set the direction and let us manage the details. We adapt our communication to the level of involvement you want.

We coordinate residential landscape projects of varying sizes, from plantings and softscape work to larger outdoor improvements. Reach out with your idea and we will let you know how we can help bring it together.

A rain garden is a planted, shallow basin that captures runoff from roofs, driveways, and lawns, letting it soak in and filter naturally. It reduces pooling and keeps soil and runoff from washing toward the lake.

Placement depends on how water moves across your land. We assess your drainage first, then position the garden where it will capture runoff effectively without creating problems near your home's foundation or other sensitive areas.

We use native, water-tolerant plants suited to the local climate. These species handle both wet and dry periods, support pollinators, and keep the garden healthy, so it stays attractive while doing its job managing runoff.

Yes. By capturing and filtering runoff before it reaches the water, rain gardens reduce the soil and surface pollutants that would otherwise flow into the lake, making them a practical choice for lakefront and near-lake properties.

Once established, rain gardens are fairly low maintenance, but they do benefit from seasonal care. We can tend the plantings and keep the garden functioning as designed so it continues to manage runoff and look its best.

We help with pooling water, soggy areas, runoff collecting against foundations, and water heading toward the lake. We assess how water moves across your property, then plan practical, site-specific solutions to move it where it belongs.

We start with an assessment of your property, looking at grading, low spots, and how water flows. From there we plan the mix of grading, redirection, and planting-based solutions that best fits your site and your needs.

Yes. Managing runoff keeps soil and surface water from washing into the lake. On near-lake and lakefront properties, good drainage planning is an important part of protecting both your landscape and the water it borders.

Yes. We focus on small residential drainage and stormwater planning, keeping the work practical and matched to your property rather than taking on large commercial stormwater systems that fall outside the scope we perform.

We coordinate projects, design and install rain gardens, and plan drainage solutions for properties in Crosslake, Gull Lake, and Pequot Lakes, along with surrounding communities throughout Crow Wing County and Cass County, Minnesota. Contact us to confirm your property falls within our service area.