The Project
This Heron Street home needed a front yard that matched the character of the house — clean, welcoming, and low-maintenance. We laid fresh sod across the full front lawn and reshaped the beds into soft, curved lines that frame the entry walkway and wrap a standalone corner bed anchored by natural boulders. New soil and a mixed planting palette of shrubs, ornamental grasses, and flowering perennials give the beds texture and seasonal interest, finished off with a fresh layer of mulch to tie it all together. It's a straightforward landscape refresh, but the impact on curb appeal is immediate.
Scope
New sod lawn installation, full front yard
Curved planting beds framing the entry walkway and street-facing corner bed
New soil prep and planting: mixed shrubs, ornamental grasses, and flowering perennials
Accent boulder placement in the corner bed
Fresh mulch throughout all beds
First impressions set price anchoring. Buyers (and appraisers) form an opinion within the first few seconds of seeing a property — often before they even get out of the car. That initial impression colors how they judge everything else, including interior condition.
