Columbus North Branch • Landscaping, Hardscaping & Pools • Delaware, OH
Landscaping, Hardscaping, and Pool Contractor near Delaware, OH
Exscape Group’s Columbus North branch works with homeowners, schools, and businesses near Delaware on landscaping, hardscaping, and pool installation. Residential work includes landscape design, patios and walkways, custom pools, outdoor kitchens, fire features, pergolas and pavilions, lighting, lawn care, irrigation, and maintenance. Commercial properties get grounds care, irrigation, enhancements, seasonal color, and snow and ice management.
Landscape Design for Delaware Homes
A landscape near Delaware should work for the household and suit the house, and the city’s older neighborhoods and newer developments call for different approaches.
Designers walk the property, then set planting beds, lawn, grading, and hardscape on one plan, with ponds and fountains added where the setting suits them.
Stone Walks and Grade Walls
Patios and stone walks near Delaware make the yard more usable and easier to keep up.
Each is built on a compacted base and graded to drain, and on uneven ground, retaining walls near Delaware hold the grade so the patio and beds stay level.
Inground Pools and Their Surroundings
Custom inground pools near Delaware are designed by Exscape Group’s pool team, backed by the Polaris Pools specialty.
Decking, screening, plantings, and lighting around the pool are planned by the landscape designers on the same project, so the backyard comes together at once.
Fire and Food on the Patio
Fireplaces and fire pits give the patio a place to gather into late fall.
Outdoor kitchens near Delaware add grill stations, prep counters, and seating, and custom outdoor kitchen construction is planned with the patio so utilities are in place before the stone goes down.
Covered Outdoor Living
Pergolas shade a lounge or dining area, and pavilions add a full roof for outdoor rooms used in more kinds of weather.
Each is built to complement the home and the landscape around it.
Accent Lighting for Curb Appeal
Accent lights on walkways, steps, garden beds, and trees keep the property inviting after sunset, and fixtures on the front of the house add curb appeal from the street.
Seasonal Yard Work
Lawn aeration, fertilization, seeding and sodding, mulch spreading, plant shaping and pruning, leaf removal, and drainage work keep a Delaware property in good shape.
Irrigation system installation and service keep water where it is needed, and home landscape maintenance covers the property on a regular schedule.
Grounds Care for Schools, Campuses, and Businesses
The branch works with commercial properties near Delaware, including schools and universities, hospitals and medical facilities, sports facilities, senior living communities, and places of worship.
Accounts can cover ongoing commercial landscape maintenance, irrigation for campuses and businesses, commercial design-build work, campus and property enhancements, and seasonal color for campuses.
Winter Contracts Set Before the Season
Winter service near Delaware is contracted before the season starts, with plowing, salting, and walkway clearing planned around when the property opens each day.
About Delaware, OH
Delaware is the county seat of Delaware County, with roughly 41,300 residents and the 43015 ZIP code.
Founded in 1808 and incorporated in 1816, it sits along the Olentangy River, with U.S. Routes 23, 36, and 42 and Ohio Route 37 passing through.
Ohio Wesleyan University, founded in 1844, is based here, and the Little Brown Jug harness race runs each year during the Delaware County Fair. The Historic Northwest Neighborhood includes more than 500 homes and carriage houses listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Students attend Delaware City Schools. Historic homes near downtown and newer neighborhoods farther out give the city a wide range of properties to design for.
Surrounding Columbus North Areas
The Columbus North branch also works on properties around Lewis Center, in Galena, OH, and near Marysville, OH, along with the Powell area.
