Price Guarantees can be misleading. In the construction industry people will sometimes cut corners to get you a lower price. While we will do our best to beat any other landscaping company's quote for any project over $2,500, we feel that even if our price is a few hundred dollars higher, our quality is superior and worth the extra money. Call now for your free estimate on an outdoor fireplace, patio, retaining wall, waterfall, or any other project. We may ask to see your other quote if your quote sounds unreasonable, however we live up to our quality of work and want to earn your business by giving you the lowest price we can, it may not be your lowest quote, but it will be the best value.

 As you can clearly see from all of the photographs on our website, we take great pride in what we do for you. This company takes the time listen to your concerns and prompt attention to your project. You know when you have hired us, that you made the right decision.

READ THIS ARTICLE before you hire any landscaping company. NOT ALL LANDSCAPING COMPANIES ARE CREATED EQUAL. Make sure that your cheaper estimates are not cutting corners to get you that lower price.

One of the most requested yard additions people inquire about are retaining walls. Retaining walls come in a variety of materials, shapes, and colors. Maybe you are unsure about whether you want a block retaining wall, a wood retaining wall, or some other material such as slate. Fortunately, Vision Landscaping has been specializing in the installation of these walls for almost a decade. Block walls come in a variety of colors such as red, grey, and tan. Other walls such as wood can be stained, painted, or water sealed to add color. There are more than 100 choices of colors for wood retaining walls. Whatever type of material you choose, proper installation is extremely important. One landscaping company in the Raleigh, North Carolina area was featured on the news because his retaining wall he built for his customer fell over... TWICE. If you are spending several thousand dollars on your yard and especially if the wall is not for decorative purposes and will be used to retain soil, you better make sure that the people installing it are installing it properly. Wood retaining walls require what is called a dead man every so often. A dead man ties the wall back into the ground in the opposite direction so that the wall does not fall forward. With a block retaining wall, you use geo-textile fabric to accomplish the same effect.