About Us
Marshall Landscapes
Marshall Landscapes is a complete Commercial/Residential Landscape Design and Maintenance company, serving Central and South Florida. We specialize in Landscape Lighting, Irrigation and Water Management, Landscape Design/Maintenance, Tree Trimming/Removal, Hardscape/Pavers, Koi/Fish Ponds/Waterfalls. We offer free estimates and always guarantee 100% customer satisfaction.
We work closely with our clients to actualize their ideas and ensure that they have a role in the creative process every step of the way. We work with trained designers to provide the best advice on types of trees and plants. In order to keep our prices down, we have learned from experience that it is important to have partnerships with local providers. Thus, over the years we have developed partnerships with local businesses for most of the materials we use, making our materials easy to obtain and keeping our costs low. We are full service from residential to large commercial projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a design cost?
Landscaping can be a considerable investment and one that can and should add value to your home. Our designs typically start around $4000 and increase based on individual needs/wants, the scope of the project, the site, and amenities desired. A landscape design can help with the overall budget of installing a new landscape because designers look at the whole process and figure out what can and cannot be done in a space and within your budget. Having a well thought out design means you are much more likely to get a result that you are completely happy with and provides you a holistic landscape; that feels right and that you will not be looking to change after the installation is complete. We are skilled at developing creative, alternative, well thought out solutions to your needs, wants, and goals.
What is the difference between a landscape designer and landscape architect?
Landscape Architects are licensed professionals with a 4 to 6 year college degree. Our Landscape Architects are experts in landscape design, planning, and management. This includes knowledge of matching land to usage goals, hardscapes and complex grading and drainage situations, and designing structures such as walls, water features, and shelters.
Landscape Designers are artistic individuals with a deep knowledge of outdoor materials and textures, including flora and fauna. Many Landscape Designers are also horticulturalists, like our lead designer, Heidi, who understands plant materials, where they grow best, and how they develop as they a mature.
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What Are “Hardscape” And “Softscape” Designs?
Hardscape refers to the fixed, long-lasting structures installed on your property, and this generally includes walkways and driveways, patios, decks and ornamental stone structures.
Softscape design includes the more transient design elements, including floral designs, trees, hedges and other plant life.
Why Do You Use Patio And Driveway Pavers Instead Of Poured Concrete??
Contrary to some widespread belief, pavers allow for more structural support and manage weight distribution much better than poured concrete or asphalt. They also prove much easier to manage — any damage to one area can be quickly maintained, which is not the case for poured concrete or asphalt.
The mosaic quality of pavers also allows for a much wider range of design styles and arrangements, giving you more freedom to craft the look of your property. When installed properly, pavers will leave your driveway, walkway or patio looking better and lasting longer than with poured concrete or asphalt.
How can I get involved in the project?
A homeowner can get involved very easily. Our consultants are available to provide guidance and direction with your do-it-yourself project. Our construction crew can perform only the more difficult tasks of your project or, if you prefer, we can do everything without you lifting a hand. It’s all up to you. We encourage your involvement as we find the more homeowners are involved, the happier they will be with the end result.