A careful edge to open grounds
A perennial border connects the close-cut lawn to the view, with stone paving beside the house.
- Lawn Care
- Garden Care
Ancram is within Kindred’s nearby Columbia County service area for recurring estate and garden care. We also undertake planting, masonry and site improvements, drawing on our Millerton operations and Connecticut company roots in Sharon.
A landscape renewal can bring grading, stone walls, planting and lawn establishment into the same scope. Our wider portfolio includes projects combining stonework and planting with sod and hydroseeding. For an Ancram property, we discuss which areas need rebuilding and which existing lawns and gardens need ongoing attention.
The craftsmanship, planting and equipment behind our landscapes.
Lawn and garden care, with recurring service confirmed for the property.
Garden renewal, seasonal planting, trees and landscape installation.
Terraces, courtyards, walls, steps and landscape lighting.
Excavation, site preparation, utility trenching, foundations, grading, drainage and restoration.
Landscape installation, site improvements and grounds support for commercial and managed properties.
Ongoing care lets the grounds mature with purpose. We can tend lawns and gardens, renew planting and undertake a terrace or drainage improvement when the property calls for more substantial work. Continuity matters as much as the first finished impression.
Open grounds need consistent care; the areas around the house often need a finer touch. We maintain lawns and gardens and build the stonework, planting and site improvements that make them more useful.
Explore our workAncram is part of our nearby Columbia County service area. We discuss recurring estate and garden care here, as well as planting, masonry and larger site improvements.
Our completed work includes grading, stone walls, planted beds, sod and hydroseeding. The mix depends on which parts of your grounds need reconstruction and how the new areas meet the existing landscape.
See finished grounds and plantingA wall can support a terrace or improve a transition between levels. Grades, drainage and the space you want to use determine the construction approach.
Stone and retaining wallsTell us about your grounds and the care or improvements that would serve them well over time.