Installation

The installation of new landscaping is more than adding a few plants and trees. It can be extensive in materials and knowledge needed to make the landscape design come alive. Once a design is finalized the process begins with the excavation and demolition need for the landscaping project.

Hardscaping will follow any need excavation and site preparation. The hardscape can contain such elements as retaining walls, masonry work, patios, walkways and the placing of large boulders.
With the hardscape in place the irrigation and lighting will be put in place. The irrigation systems installed by Living Water use only the highest quality of materials on the market to help ensure years of trouble free operation. Irrigation systems are the life line of the landscape project providing plants and tree with just enough water to keep them thriving while at the same time being mindful of water usage.

If possible outdoor lighting is installed in conjunction with the irrigation system. This allows our installers to use much of the trenching for the irrigation eliminating the unsightly electrical lines need to power the lights. Once the hardscape, irrigation and lighting is put in place the project will come to life with the installation of plants, trees and ground coverings. Living Water's years of experience and training have helped us to select plants and trees that are not only appropriate for this region, but will provide beauty and color throughout the seasons.

The use of water features can add another dimension to your landscaping. They provide visual and audible pleasure to an area. Water features can be a simple fountain to elaborate as water fall cascading down into a pond.

After all the landscaping has been completed Living Water can come in and revegitate all areas that have been disturbed by new construction. Revegitation is used in large areas to help re-establish natural grasses and ground coverings. Initially some irrigation will be need to help the process. Once established the revegitated areas will not need regular irrigation and will be begin to blend into the existing natural surroundings.