Really need to see photos of the area in question. And your rough geographical location.

I’m so sorry I thought the photo posted. It’s in the northeast zone 7 b. About 50 ft wide by 40 ft deep

All the shrubbery needs to go, The two large evergreens were badly placed from the start and it's all engulfing the house.

I hate to kill trees and shrubs. From my daughters room to the right of the stairs, the view is very dark. It’s a small room and it got even worst with the addition of the two evergreens. They were planted by the landscaper who said they would frame the area. When should I prune the evergreens and rhododendron ? It’s fall now. I can move the butterfly weeds and milk weed which took over but the kids love the butterflies, bees and such that visit. Their is no view from the master bedroom but I like the shadows the trees/bushes cast in the morning. The higher shrubs seem to screen the lights from cars and street noise.

Thank you I agree the two evergreens are a little badly placed but I don’t what to kill it so maybe I can get someone to dig it out. I wish there was a goodwill store for plants.

Showing better plant heights for those areas in the second photo.

Yes there is a window there. The area was supposed to be a butterfly/flower garden. Landscaper put in those trees to frame the window. They swallowed it instead

Swallowing a window is reason enough for a plant to be banished.

Before you banish the window blocking conifers (and assuming they are too big to relocate) you might try this. Thin the branches. Selectively prune some all the way to the trunk, leaving no stubs. Keep checking back from inside to see how it opens up light. Find out what the right time to prune conifers is in your area. I did this to a white pine tree that was overwhelming my vegetable garden and am very pleased with the results.

The Rhoddys should be trimmed after they bloom next time.

I suggest removing the tree to the right of the door.

If the other tree is a Hollywood Juniper it has attractive bark and they can be trimmed like this.