Weston Construction — general contractor, Broward & Palm Beach
LANDSCAPING · BROWARD & PALM BEACH

Landscaping & Site Work

Grading, drainage, sod, planting, rock, and lighting — the layer that makes the driveway, patio, and house read as one finished property.

What this covers

Landscaping & Site Work

Landscape is the last trade on site and the first thing everyone sees, and it only looks right when the ground under it is right. We handle the site work — grading, fill, drainage correction, swale shaping — and the finish layer: sod, planting beds, palms and trees, decorative rock, edging, and landscape lighting. On our own construction projects it's the closing phase of the build; as a standalone scope it's how a property gets its curb appeal back after years of deferred maintenance or a hurricane season.

What's included

  • Site grading, fill, and drainage correction
  • Sod removal and installation — St. Augustine, Zoysia, Bahia
  • Planting design and installation — palms, trees, shrubs, beds
  • Decorative rock, mulch, and steel or paver edging
  • Low-voltage landscape lighting
  • Irrigation repair and new zone installation
  • French drains, catch basins, and downspout tie-ins
  • Post-construction landscape restoration

When to call us

Water stands in the yard after every storm

Standing water kills sod, breeds mosquitos, and eventually finds the house. Grading and drainage fix the cause, not the symptom.

The construction is done and the yard looks like a job site

We restore and upgrade — regrade, new sod, beds, rock, and lighting — so the outside finally matches the renovation inside.

Curb appeal is dragging the property down

New sod, cleaned-up beds, a few well-placed palms, and lighting changes the street read of the house in a week.

Common questions

Do you do landscape maintenance?

Installation and construction only — we build it, then hand off cleanly to your maintenance crew. If you don't have one, we can recommend one in your area.

Can you fix a drainage problem without redoing the whole yard?

Usually, yes. Most standing-water problems trace to one or two grading faults or a blocked path to the swale. We diagnose first and scope the smallest fix that actually solves it.

When is the best time to lay sod in South Florida?

Any month works with proper watering, but the rainy season (June–September) roots sod fastest. We schedule irrigation checks with every install so the new sod survives its first month.

Ready to talk landscaping?

A phone call is the fastest way to find out whether the project fits. John picks up.

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