Landscape construction and masonry in Orleans

A local crew, a long-view standard.

Orleans sits where the Lower Cape narrows, with water on three sides: Pleasant Bay and Little Pleasant Bay to the east, Town Cove running up into the village, and Rock Harbor and Skaket Beach on the Cape Cod Bay side. Our Orleans work covers landscape construction, natural stone masonry and weekly estate maintenance, run by the same crews and project managers who work across the rest of the Cape.

Many Orleans properties sit on coastal banks, salt marsh edges or pond frontage, which shapes almost every decision: plant palettes that hold up to salt spray and wind, walks and patios detailed so water soaks in rather than runs toward the bank, and stonework set on bases that stay put through freeze-thaw winters. Work close to wetlands or a coastal bank usually needs Conservation Commission approval before anything is built, and we plan the schedule around that review from the first site visit.

Common Orleans projects: bluestone terraces, walks and steps; fieldstone and drystack retaining walls on sloped lots; pool surrounds coordinated with the pool builder; drainage and grading corrections; native and salt-tolerant plantings; and year-round maintenance programs covering lawn, beds, pruning and seasonal cleanups — all with our 100% electric maintenance equipment.

Every project starts with a walk of the property. We look at grades, drainage, sun and wind exposure, access for equipment, and what you want the space to do, then follow up with an itemized proposal — plant lists, materials and drainage notes included — so the scope and cost are clear before work begins.