A lit flagstone terrace and fire pit at dusk, with uplit trees and garden beds
Design & build

Every Part of the Yard, One Team.

Stone, structures, water, planting and light, designed together so they work together, and built by the team that drew them. Most projects combine several of these.

Why one team

Designed Together, Built Together.

A patio, a wall and the planting around them share one base, one drainage plan and one set of levels. Designing them separately is how yards end up with soggy corners and steps that don't line up.

  • One plan. Grades, drainage, utilities and lighting are drawn once, for the whole property.
  • One price. A fixed-price proposal that matches the final design line for line.
  • One team. The designer who drew it stays involved until the last plant is in.

Not Sure Where to Start?

Most people aren't. Tell a designer how you'd like to use the yard, and we'll shape the project around it.

Book a Design Consultation Or Try the Planner
Design consultation

Let's Design Your Yard.

A design consultation, a clear process, and a designer who tells you honestly what's possible within your range.

Rather talk? Call or text (208) 994-9204 Mon–Fri 8am–5pm

Design consultation · about 3 minutes
Step 1 of 5No obligation

What Would You Like to Create?

Pick everything you're dreaming about. You can change your mind later.

Tell Us About the Property

We'll check that it's in our area.

Is it a new home?
We'll plan design and build around it, and prepare the drawings your HOA asks for.
Where are you with ideas?

Investment and Timing

A range helps your designer design to it. Nothing here is a commitment.

What investment feels right, design included?

When would you like to be enjoying it?
Start in winter to build in spring.

How Should We Reach You?

A designer, not a salesperson, will get back to you.

Best way to reach you

Choose a Time to Talk

Your design consultation is a call or video chat with a designer about your goals, timing and range. No obligation.

How would you like to meet?