Commercial landscape projects and enhancements
Practical guides from our construction and enhancement crews: what we look at, what matters on a commercial property, and how projects come together for HOAs, apartment communities, offices, retail and new communities in northern Nevada.
Amenity spaces and hardscape
Grill stations, fire features, water features, lighting and hardscape that hold up to shared use.
Water Features for Commercial Properties and Community Entries
Water features for community entries, apartment courtyards, hotels and office sites in Reno: styles, water use, winter care, safety and maintenance.
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Commercial Hardscape in Reno and Sparks
Commercial hardscape in Reno and Sparks: walkways, retaining walls, seat walls, plazas and amenity areas built to handle daily use, snow and freeze-thaw.
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Low-Voltage Landscape Lighting
Low-voltage landscape lighting for HOAs, apartments and commercial properties in Reno: entries, signs, walkways and trees, with LED fixtures and smart controls.
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Turf conversions, artificial turf and irrigation that lower water bills in the high desert.
Design styles
Garden styles and how to borrow them for commercial properties and communities.
Garden Style Series: Japanese Zen Garden
Japanese Zen gardens were built for calm and reflection. How their ideas work in office courtyards, healthcare grounds and hotel entries in Reno.
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Resort-Style Amenity Landscapes
How apartment communities, HOAs and hotels in Reno create resort-style outdoor spaces: pool decks, shade, fire features, lighting and lush planting that holds up.
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Garden Style Series: Cottage Garden
Cottage gardens are dense, colorful and full of pollinators. How to borrow the style for entries, courtyards and common areas in northern Nevada.
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Garden Style Series: Modern Landscaping
Modern landscaping uses clean lines, repetition and mixed textures. Why it suits office, retail and newer apartment properties in Reno, and how to keep it low maintenance.
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Garden Style Series: Xeriscape
The term xeriscape comes from the Greek word xeros, meaning dry. Xeriscapes save water and suit commercial properties and HOAs in arid regions like Nevada.
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