Free Estimates on your Northern Nevada Landscaping Project
We’ve written before about winter being a great time to plan upcoming landscaping projects. Here in northern Nevada, autumn is almost as good. Between the
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Seasonal Maintenance Tips for Your Pavers
Last week, we wrote about the advantages of pavers over concrete for your patios, walkways and driveways here in northern Nevada. And while durability is
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5 Reasons Your Northern Nevada Landscape Needs Pavers, Not Concrete
When it comes to patios, walkways, and even driveways, homeowners often wonder whether pavers are a better option than concrete. Here at Harris Landscape Construction
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Does My Project Need a Landscape Construction Company?
Homeowners looking for landscapers for outdoor projects may actually be looking for the wrong kind of company. Certain features in a landscape project, such as
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4 Things You Should Never DIY in Your Outdoor Space
The summer months are when we spend more time enjoying our outdoor spaces. Between backyard barbecues or just time spent on the patio, it’s natural
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6 Signs Your Outdoor Space Needs a Landscaper
Your home is an investment, and your outdoor spaces are a critical element of your home’s overall aesthetic from the outside. Outdoor spaces that have
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If your idea of a great landscape is an enormous green lawn, Harris Landscape Construction invites you to think a little bigger. There are many
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What Makes a Landscape Construction Company Different than a Landscaper?
When most people have a project in mind for their outdoor space, they look online for a landscaper to do the job. That’s not a
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Common Signs of a Drainage Problem in Your Outdoor Space
It’s officially a Miracle March here in northern Nevada, and all of that snow and rain is just what our water supply needed. But has
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Five Questions to Ask Before You Hire a Nevada Landscape Company
Our recent snow storm aside, we’ve had a pretty mild winter here in northern Nevada. And as we move through March and into early spring,
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