Contact
Residential hardscaping and property upgrades
High-value patios, walls, fencing, and landscape construction for homes. Need another meeting time? Call (717) 660-8262.
What kind of inquiry is this?
What happens next
Submit the form. We’ll review the inquiry, then coordinate a visit and send a written scope — not a guess from a photo. If you need a time that isn’t on the form, call and we’ll work it out.
Have ready
- — Property address
- — Hardscape, fencing, planting, or drainage notes
- — Photos or a rough idea of the area, if you have them
- Phone
- (717) 660-8262
- Office
- 1401 Arcona Rd, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
- Service area
- York · Enola · Hershey · Harrisburg · Colonial Park · Mechanicsburg · Dillsburg · Marysville · New Cumberland
- Licenses
- HIC
- PA178839
- Pesticide business license
- BU 14801
- Pesticide applicator license
- #613760

Pennsylvania pesticide business license BU 14801. PaPlants ID 00BNAP. Expires December 31, 2026.
Residential quote request
Describe the patio, wall, fence, or landscape work you want. After you submit, we’ll follow up to schedule a visit. Need another meeting time? Call (717) 660-8262. The form is hosted by Jobber. See our Privacy Policy for how we use what you submit.
Please note in the project details that this is a residential inquiry so we can route it correctly.
Having trouble with the form? Open request form
Before you call
- Who should use this form?
- Property managers and commercial owners, homeowners with hardscape or fencing work, contractors and developers, and government or institutional buyers. Choose the inquiry type that matches your project.
- What happens after we submit?
- We’ll follow up to coordinate a site visit and send a clear scope. Scheduling is handled after the request comes in — you do not need to pick a Tuesday or Thursday on the form.
- Can we meet at a time that isn’t listed?
- Yes. Call (717) 660-8262 and ask for Jason. Other meeting times are often available by phone even when they aren’t shown on the form.
- Do you quote over the phone without seeing the site?
- Not for commercial lots, walls, fencing layouts, or snow stacking zones. Those have to be walked. Photos can help us prepare, but the visit is how we write the scope.
