CLC LANDSCAPES

Our Objective is To listen. Not wait our turn to speak. We orbit around the satisfaction and fulfullment of the needs of our clients. We take the time to develop services, programs and solutions that are tailored specifically to the needs of the individual situation so that issues are put to rest, and desires are fulfilled. Because we are horticulture professionals, we design, create, and maintain landscapes for their future, not for their short term survival and the money in our pockets. With honesty comes success, and as our parent company has proven to us for over 20 years, “if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.” This means we don’t give you the run around when a plant doesn’t survive the installation; We don’t charge you more than the project is really worth; We won’t ignore your phone calls when you need warranty or replacement work done. Germinated in the flat lands of the great America, we provide a product that is true to our region and it’s culture, yet rooted in the core principles and respectable morals that make the Midwest proud.Our Steps in the Landscape Design Process Develop a Plot Plan Conduct a Site Analysis Assess Family Needs Locate Use Areas Design, Construct, and Plant Landscape design is the conscious arrangement of outdoor space for human enjoyment and satisfaction. A well-designed home landscape is aesthetically pleasing and functional. It offers pleasure to the family, enhances the neighborhood, and adds to the property’s resale value. With a little forethought and planning, you can organize your home site for maximum use and pleasure, and create a visual relationship between the house, its site, and the neighborhood. The planning process, possibly the most important aspect of residential landscaping, is often neglected. We frequently see the evidence: a few scattered shade trees, overgrown foundation shrubs, a narrow concrete walk, and a fenced-in backyard. The resulting landscape rarely looks good, can be fairly expensive, and may not serve family needs. Good planning can save you time, effort, and money and can lead to a much more satisfying environment. When you begin planning the landscape of your home grounds, think about the entire space and the overall effect you want to achieve. Don’t limit your ideas to trees, shrubs, and grass. Consider a patio, deck, mailbox, screening wall, outdoor lighting, a new walk, or a parking area as possible landscape features.