Of the 78 landscapings listed in Guilford County, 5 hold an active NC licence on the state board's roster. Licence-checked listings come first; each shows its licence number and expiration. Not listed? Look up any NC contractor licence.

By city: Greensboro (39) High Point (10) Colfax (6) Gibsonville (5) Oak Ridge (3) Summerfield (3) Browns Summit (2) Jamestown (2) McLeansville (2) Stokesdale (2) GREENSBORO (1) Julian (1)

Green Visions Landscape

Landscaping

Browns Summit, NC

NC licence #109463 · Building

Green Visions Landscape provides landscape lighting, irrigation, and hardscaping in Greensboro with NC irrigation licensing and project warranties.

  • landscape lighting installations
  • irrigation system installation or service
  • hardscape installation

New Earth Designs

Landscaping

Browns Summit, NC

New Earth Designs has operated since 1980 and combines design-build landscaping with N.C.-certified staff, drainage, patios, walls, and plant installation.

  • Design-build residential landscapes
  • Patios, walkways, walls, and outdoor living spaces
  • Drainage projects involving French drains, catch basins, or buried downspouts

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FAQ

How much does landscaping cost in Guilford County?

Pricing depends on the scope, materials, grading, drainage, plantings, irrigation, and site access. Request an itemized estimate that separates design, labor, materials, delivery, and any ongoing maintenance.

What should I look for when hiring a Guilford County landscaper?

Match the contractor to the work: look for irrigation and drainage experience for water-management projects, hardscape experience for patios and retaining walls, and a current license or relevant credentials when the project requires them. Southern Outdoor Living is listed as a licensed landscaping company, while Ayers Landscaping is listed as a North Carolina Licensed General Contractor.

Do landscaping projects in Greensboro or Guilford County need permits?

Permit requirements can vary by project and jurisdiction, especially for grading, drainage changes, retaining walls, outdoor structures, and utility work. Confirm requirements with the applicable city or county office and ask the contractor what permit work is included in the estimate.

Can these landscapers handle emergency service?

The supplied business information does not identify emergency landscaping service; Marshall Stone and Southern Lights specifically indicate they are not for emergency service. Confirm after-hours availability before relying on a landscaper for storm damage or urgent drainage problems.