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Fresh New Landscape Design in Monmouth County, NJ (in Freehold Patch)

Starting fresh with your landscape design for your Monmouth County home or business can prove to be a little intimidating at first. We have some ideas!

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Vacation at Home: Upgrade your Outdoor Landscaping

The ultimate vacation is only as far as your backyard — so it’s time to take a look at your outdoor landscaping.

Increasing Home Values with Outdoor Kitchens (in Freehold Patch)

For homeowners looking to sell during the nicer months, adding custom outdoor kitchens could be the difference between homes that sell quickly, and homes that don’t sell at all.

Landscaping Cleanup after Storm Damage in New Jersey (in Freehold Patch)

The last couple of years have been rough when it comes to residential storm damage in New Jersey.

Terrific Hardscape Designs Make a World of Difference (in Freehold Patch)

At Jersey Landscaping, LLC, our designers create custom hardscape landscaping for customers who really want their yards to “pop.”

A Landscape Designer from NJ Can Help in Sandy’s Aftermath (in Freehold Patch)

At Jersey Landscaping, LLC we believe in the power of being “Jersey Strong.” Hurricane Sandy may have knocked us down, but we ain’t licked yet.

Communities Value Outdoor Sports Courts (in Freehold Patch)

If you’re looking to spend more quality outdoor time with your friends and family, a backyard sport court is a great way to keep active together.

Snow Plowing and Business Benefits (in Freehold Patch)

It’s never too soon to talk about snow plowing. Business owners should be especially prepared, since bad weather can cut into profits.

The Benefits of Professional Landscape Lighting Design at Home (in Freehold Patch)

The benefits of a well-executed landscape lighting design are actually pretty cool.

Jersey Landscaping: Commercial Snow Plowing (in Freehold Patch)

We take commercial snow plowing seriously! That’s why we’re already gearing up for what the Weather Channel thinks is going to be a rough winter.

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