New construction, full property build-outs and phased capital work — a Triangle subcontractor on multi-family job sites since 1986, itemized so it drops straight into your bid.
Plenty of contractors bid lump sum. It’s easier for them, and it means you can’t tell what anything costs — until a change order arrives for something you assumed was included.
We give you unit costs for every item on the job. Every plant, every yard of material, every line of labor. You can compare it, question it, cut it or add to it. And when scope changes, you already know the number.
Cheap installs may look similar to good installs on the day of the final walk. The difference shows up in year two, when half the material is struggling and the warranty conversation starts.
We source quality material, we install it correctly, and we stand behind living plant material. If it fails on us, that’s ours to fix.
We’ve worked alongside Triangle property ownsers GCs on new multi-family and commercial construction for decades. We show up when the schedule says, we coordinate around other trades, and we don’t hold up your CO over a punch list.
If you’re bidding a project, we’ll give you an itemized number you can actually build into your budget.
Each type of water feature offers its own benefits. Some features require less maintenance than others, and some features are more suited for a large space than a small. If you are interested in a water feature, but you aren’t sure which one to get, we can walk you through which type fits your project the best.
Aside from the aesthetic appeal water features brings to a space, a water feature can offer several other benefits.
Disguise the sounds of a busy road or noisy neighbors, while welcoming the peaceful sounds of running water and nature.
Disguise the sound of a busy road or noisy neighbors.
Visit the sounds of nature within your living community
It highlights your strengths, such as your signage and your entryway, to ensure your residents, and visitors find their way in. It enhances your features and outdoor living areas for more hours than daylight alone provides. And it keeps people on your property safe and secure.
LEDs are a more sustainable option. They produce less heat, consume less energy, and need to be maintained less often than traditional bulbs.
LED bulbs are low voltage, which means it’s using a fraction of the electricity traditional bulbs use. LEDs can cut energy use by more than 80%. Low-voltage lighting does not require electrical permitting or inspections.
Traditional bulbs produce a lot of heat, increasing the risk of fire from contact with dry leaves or other flammable materials.
Landscape lighting can improve your property’s safety and security while creating an inviting environment at night by enhancing site features, architecture, and landscaping.