Hardscaping & landscaping in Fairfax Station.

Fairfax Station is one of the wealthiest small ZIPs in Virginia — 22039, with around 12,000 residents on lots that average over an acre. This is estate territory: 6,000 to 12,000 square foot homes on five-acre wooded parcels, often with the original 1980s pool, the original 1990s deck, the original landscape that came with the build, all due for replacement now that the kids are grown and the next generation is taking over the property. The projects we do in Fairfax Station are big: full estate masterplans that integrate pool surround, outdoor kitchen, covered pavilion, hardscape lighting, drainage, and irrigation as one phased build that runs 6 to 12 weeks. The clients here have done their research, often have an architect involved, and expect contractor-quality drawings, not field sketches. We deliver. Fairfax Station also has very specific privacy and screening expectations — clients want to be able to enjoy their backyard without seeing or hearing the neighbors, even on multi-acre lots, which means strategic evergreen screening, sound-attenuating water features, and lighting design that doesn't spill onto the property line. Our designers spec all of it. We've completed three phased estate builds in Fairfax Station in the past 18 months, ranging from $180,000 to $420,000.