Site analysis
Sun, shade, slope, drainage and use are assessed together.

Professional field service based in Kartepe
We retain useful existing elements and improve the weak areas to create a landscape that is more coherent, sustainable and practical to maintain.
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Mature trees, healthy shrubs and usable hardscape can often be retained. We first separate the strengths from the problems, then phase improvements around priorities and budget.
Plant selection considers light, wind, soil, irrigation and maintenance capacity—not appearance alone. The plan accounts for future care as well as the first impression.
The scope may include planting beds, soil improvement, irrigation, lighting coordination and selected surface adjustments.
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We retain useful existing elements and improve the weak areas to create a landscape that is more coherent, sustainable and practical to maintain.
Sun, shade, slope, drainage and use are assessed together.
A layered plant plan reflects local conditions and care capacity.
Compaction, organic matter and surface issues guide the treatment.
New planting demand is coordinated with the existing system.
Functional improvements are planned for paths, edges and selected areas.
Watering, pruning and feeding needs are explained after installation.
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We separate what should stay, move or change.
Use, appearance and maintenance goals are ranked.
Materials, tasks and stages are made clear in the quote.
Future needs of the renewed landscape are explained.
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No. Healthy, functional elements can remain while work focuses on the areas that need change.
Yes. Options reflect site conditions, desired character and maintenance capacity.
Irrigation zones, heads and control requirements can be reviewed with the planting scope.
Where practical, priorities can be divided into clear stages and quoted accordingly.
Tell us what the property needs and we will assess the right scope, priorities and visit frequency.