Our Services

Hardscapes and Design

Hardscaping involves the design and installation of non-living elements in outdoor spaces, such as pathways, patios, retaining walls, and decorative features like fountains or fire pits. It requires expertise in excavation, grading, and construction techniques to create durable and visually appealing structures that complement the natural landscape. Design plays a crucial role in hardscaping, as it encompasses the aesthetic aspects of layout, materials selection, and integration with existing surroundings to achieve a harmonious and functional outdoor environment.

Septic installation involves the process of installing a septic system, which is a decentralized wastewater treatment system commonly used in rural areas without centralized sewer systems. It consists of a septic tank and a drainfield (also known as a leach field) where wastewater is treated and dispersed into the soil.

Title 5 inspection refers to a specific type of inspection required in Massachusetts, United States, for septic systems. It ensures that the system complies with the Massachusetts Title 5 Environmental Code, which outlines regulations for the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of septic systems to protect public health and the environment.

Leach field work involves the design, installation, repair, or maintenance of the leach field portion of a septic system. The leach field is where the treated wastewater from the septic tank is distributed into the soil for further filtration and absorption. Proper leach field design and maintenance are crucial for the efficient and safe operation of a septic system

Driveway Repair and Land Shaping

Land clearing involves the removal of trees, shrubs, rocks, and other obstacles to prepare a site for construction or landscaping purposes.

Driveway repair focuses on fixing damaged or deteriorated driveways, whether it's filling cracks, patching potholes, or resurfacing to ensure a smooth and durable surface for vehicles.

Land shaping entails altering the natural contours of land to achieve desired aesthetics or functionality, such as creating slopes, terraces, or leveling uneven terrain.