Developers & General Contractors
When the project is pushing toward CO, the landscape still has to get done.
Landscape is often one of the final major scopes between active construction and Certificate of Occupancy. By the time our crews mobilize, schedules may be compressed and the pressure is real. We bring the people, coordination and urgency required to help get the project across the finish line.
Built for the real schedule
The schedule moved. The CO date probably didn't.
That is the reality of late-stage construction. Weather happened. Other trades slipped. Areas were released late. The landscape duration got compressed.
Our job is not to explain why the schedule changed. Our job is to understand the field, communicate what is possible, bring the resources we need and help move the project toward completion.
We are often one of the last major trades between construction and CO. We understand what that means.
- Mobilize Quickly When Areas Are Released
- Bring the Manpower & Equipment Required
- Coordinate Tightly With the Superintendent
- Prioritize Areas Tied to Inspections & Occupancy
- Communicate Problems Immediately
- Solve Field Issues, Not Just Document Them
- Punch Aggressively
- Finish Cleanly
Prioritize What Unlocks the Project
When schedules compress, every area is not equally important at the same moment. We coordinate with project leadership to understand which areas affect inspections, Certificate of Occupancy, owner turnover, resident move-ins or other critical milestones, and sequence our work accordingly.
What matters on your schedule
A bid that holds and a crew that shows up.
By the time landscaping starts, the schedule has usually already slipped once. You need a number you can build a proposal around, a sub who mobilizes when the site is actually ready — not three weeks late or three weeks early — and a punch list that closes instead of lingering.
- Accurate pre-construction estimating
- Schedule discipline and realistic sequencing
- Coordinated softscape, hardscape and irrigation under one team
- Punch lists that actually close
- Establishment care and warranty follow-through after turnover
Relevant services
What this usually looks like on a project.
Full landscape development scope, coordinated under one plan, plus the maintenance handoff that keeps a completed project from declining in its first year.
Design & Installation
Site analysis, planning and installation from earthwork through turf and plantings, with an estimator who understands field conditions.
Hardscape & Lighting
Amenity spaces, paver work and lighting coordinated with the rest of the scope instead of value-engineered out and added back later.
Irrigation & Water
System design and installation, backflow and turnover training so the owner isn't guessing at how it was built.
Our work
Finished projects. Not just proposals.
Our development portfolio spans multifamily, HOA, senior living and mixed-use properties across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic.
Let's build a plan for what comes next
Build it right. Finish strong.
Send us the site and the schedule. A local Granite Hills leader will put a real bid and a real plan in front of you, and stay on the job through punch, turnover and warranty.