Straight Answers About Landscaping on Long Island

Real prices, local regulations, and how the work is actually built. No brochure language and no “it depends” where a number will do.

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GUIDES & RESOURCES

Most Contractors Will Not Tell You This Part

The landscaping trade is unusually cagey about numbers. Ask what a patio costs and you get “it depends” — which is true, and also a way of avoiding the question until someone is standing in your driveway.

These guides put the numbers down. What a paver patio runs per square foot on Long Island, what French drains actually cost in Suffolk County, when you are legally allowed to fertilise, and why the cheap patio quote and the expensive one are not the same job. Some of it will cost us work. Most of it saves everybody a wasted appointment.

An informed client is a better client. We would rather have those.

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THE GUIDES

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Six guides covering what people actually ask us before they hire anyone.

Paver Patio Cost on Long Island

Most contractors will not put a number in writing until they are standing in your yard. Here are the real ranges, what moves them, and where the money actually goes.

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Yard Drainage & French Drain Cost

French drains, dry wells and regrading — real Suffolk County numbers, and an honest answer about which one your property actually needs.

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Suffolk County Fertilizer Law

There is a legal window for nitrogen fertiliser in Suffolk County, and it applies to you as well as your landscaper. Here is what it says and why it exists.

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Why Paver Patios Settle

Sinking, rocking, opening joints, and a low spot that holds water. Almost always the same cause, and almost always avoidable.

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Deer & Salt Resistant Plants

What actually works from Montauk to Mastic — and an honest note on the difference between deer-resistant and deer-proof.

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Cambridge vs Nicolock Pavers

We install both, exclusively. Here is the honest difference, without the brochure language.

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About These Guides

Are these prices your prices?

No — they are Long Island market ranges, gathered from what other contractors and suppliers publish openly. Your quote depends on your property. The ranges are here so you can tell whether a number you have been given is reasonable.

Prices move, and the regulations occasionally change. These were compiled in September 2026 and we revise them when something material shifts.

Because “it depends” wastes everybody’s time. If our number is going to be outside your budget you should be able to work that out before booking an appointment.

Yes — masonry, drainage, grading, planting and maintenance, across Suffolk County from Patchogue to Montauk and Shelter Island.

Yes, free, and with the base specification actually written down. That last part is rarer than it should be.

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