Landscaping for Mixed-Use and New Commercial Development
New projects need landscape installed on schedule and a maintenance plan ready on day one. See how developers and owners plan the landscape.
New mixed-use and commercial developments depend on landscape to create place. Street trees, plazas, planters, pocket parks and entries are what make a project feel like a destination instead of a construction site, and they influence leasing and sales long before the last tenant moves in. They also arrive at the end of a tight schedule, with a certificate of occupancy sometimes waiting on the planting. In Nashville’s busy development market, owners, general contractors and design teams need a landscape partner who can install quickly and on plan, and who is ready to maintain the property from the first day.
We work with developers, architects and builders from the earliest stages. We review site plans and landscape drawings, flag issues with soil, drainage and plant availability, coordinate delivery and installation with other trades and complete work to the specification. For mixed-use sites, we pay attention to street trees in tight spaces, planters on podiums and plazas that must stand up to heavy use. As soon as the project opens, we take over maintenance with a program matched to the design, so the landscape matures instead of declining. Documentation for closeout and supplier paperwork is organized for the owner.
Best for
- Developers and owners
- General contractors
- Architects and landscape architects
- Asset managers of new properties
What defines Mixed-Use and New Development
Plan to opening
Installed on schedule.
Builder coordination
Works with general contractors and designers.
Street trees and plazas
Tight spaces handled.
Soil and drainage
Problems flagged early.
Day-one maintenance
Program ready at opening.
Closeout documents
Organized for owners.
Mixed-Use and New Development and the services that help.
Common AreasPlanting, renovation and care for shared neighborhood spaces: greens, borders, courtyards and the lawns residents use every day.Explore 
Community EntrancesSignature landscapes for neighborhood entrances: layered plantings, seasonal color, lighting and irrigation that make the first impression count.Explore 
Board ProposalsClear landscape proposals, multi-year projects and reserve-friendly plans written for boards and managers who must justify every dollar.Explore 
Standards and ComplianceHelp boards and managers keep landscaping consistent: standards review, uniform plant lists, entrance consistency and practical guidance on…Explore 
Landscape DesignSite-specific design for offices, retail, campuses and communities: planting plans, circulation, lighting, irrigation and a phased path to…Explore 
New ConstructionComplete landscape installation for new commercial buildings and developments: soil prep, trees, beds, turf, irrigation and final closeout…Explore 
Sod InstallationInstant turf for new buildings, renovations and repairs: grading, soil prep, quality sod and an establishment plan.Explore 
HardscapePlazas, walks, walls, seating and site features designed and built together with the planting around them for offices…Explore Ready to explore your options?
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Which Commercial Landscaping Service Do I Need? QuizAnswer five questions about your property type, problems and goals to see which commercial landscaping services to start with.Try it 
Property Walk Checklist and Priority ScorerTick what you see on a walk of your property and get a priority list of what to fix first, from safety issues to quick wins.Try it 
Commercial Landscaping Budget PlannerPick a service, a size and a few add-ons and get a ballpark planning range for your property.Try it Mixed-Use and New Development FAQ
Can you install to a landscape architect’s plan?
Yes. We price and install to approved plans and flag conflicts with site conditions.
Do you maintain after installation?
Yes. We can start maintenance at opening so new plants establish well.
How do you handle tight street planting?
With structural soil, proper tree selection and good installation practices.
Keep exploring.
Property typeHOAs and CommunitiesHomeowner associations need reliable common-area care, a clear scope the board can approve and a contractor who communicates…Learn more 
Property typeApartments and MultifamilyResidents notice grounds daily, and leasing teams notice what prospects see first. See what apartment landscapes need to…Learn more 
Property typeOffice Parks and CampusesTenants and visitors judge a business by its grounds. Learn what office parks and corporate campuses need for…Learn more 
Property typeRetail CentersRetail landscaping has to look good at every hour and take constant abuse. See what parking islands, entrances…Learn more Ready for grounds your board will be proud of?
Call us and we will walk your property and give you an itemized written proposal for maintenance, renovation or a one-time project.