Bright Leaf Landscaping
Gardener
Why pick this one
Bright Leaf Landscaping has provided residential and commercial landscape design, installation, and project management in Durham and Chapel Hill since 2006.
Best for
- complete residential landscape design and installation
- commercial landscape design and container plantings
- privacy screening with strategically selected trees and shrubs
- outdoor living spaces requiring design, installation, and project coordination
- projects needing phased installation discussions and detailed design plans
Look elsewhere if
- routine lawn mowing or recurring landscape maintenance
- emergency landscaping services
- projects outside Durham, Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, and surrounding areas
Specialties
- residential landscape design
- commercial landscape design
- landscaping for privacy
- residential container plant design
- commercial container plant design
- landscape installation
- landscape project management
Certifications
- BBB Accredited Member
- NCNLA Member
- NC Registered Landscape Contractor #1761
What makes them different
- Owner and landscape designer Jonathan Smith is involved from concept to completion
- Jonathan Smith holds a BS in Horticulture and previously worked on installation and maintenance projects at Sarah P. Duke Gardens
- Consultations evaluate property measurements, light conditions, soil conditions, plant preferences, and intended uses
- Design presentations include a plan-view landscape design, color plant photos, and a plant list
- Landscape designers hand-select plants and site materials and coordinate subcontractors as a single point of contact
- Response time
- on-time and on-budget project completion
- Years in business
- 20
- Serves
- Durham, Chapel Hill, Hillsborough
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 2900 Alabama Ave, Durham, NC 27705
- Phone
- 9194751015
- Website
- http://www.brightleaflandscaping.com/
Services
- landscape design
- landscape installation
- project management
- privacy landscaping
- container plantings