The Landscape Development & Construction Experts
Monarch Landscape delivers landscape development as a full-service solution for properties of any size. We designed our process to solve complex challenges and bring your project to life from the ground up. With over 50 years of experience and a portfolio that spans from $100K enhancements to $35M+ developments, we’re the trusted partner for general contractors, property managers, and developers across the nation. When you want landscaping results on time, on budget, and beyond expectations, you need Monarch.

Our teams handle every phase of your landscape installation, streamlining the process to cut out delays or extra costs. We take care of grading, drainage, irrigation, hardscape, and final planting—all of it. Our expertise spans across every property around, from corporate campuses to multifamily complexes and public parks. And we always manage all site development services under one roof. That means fewer contractors to juggle, fewer delays, and a smoother path from concept to completion.
Our crews move fast, coordinate well with other trades, and communicate clearly. This means deadlines are met, and you always know where things stand. Rather than simply installing pieces, we integrate every element into your project timeline and deliver consistent, quality work that reflects your vision for the property.
Every project has unique challenges, which is where our expertise shines. We specialize in value engineering, spec compliance, and solving technical issues before they become problems. Need custom irrigation for rooftop landscaping? Contract-grown plant material? Sustainable drainage solutions? We do it all. Work with a team backed by deep knowledge, experienced project managers, and field-proven crews.
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Our landscape development work supports a wide range of property types, including:
Landscape development involves the construction and installation phases of a commercial landscape project. Though the exact elements can vary, it frequently includes services such as grading, drainage, irrigation, planting, hardscape coordination, soil preparation, erosion control, and other site improvements. Essentially, it entails the steps needed to complete the outdoor environment.
Landscape development focuses exclusively on building or installing a landscape. In contrast, landscape maintenance involves caring for landscape elements following installation. Monarch provides both services, ensuring smooth continuity from landscape implementation to routine maintenance.
We work with multidisciplinary teams across the field of landscape design and implementation. In particular, we provide key support for general contractors, property managers, and developers across the West.
The short answer is that any commercial property benefits from (and indeed requires) some degree of landscape development. The extent is what varies. A small retail location may require minimal landscaping, while complex properties like office campuses or multifamily communities may benefit from a more involved approach. Landscaping is often central to fulfilling a given property's function, creating an atmosphere and space that matches its needs.
We can. Our landscape development services cover irrigation, planting, and anything else involved in installation, all under one team.
Monarch thoroughly supports value engineering to help projects meet performance goals, budget requirements, specifications, and construction timelines. We find it especially helpful when site conditions, material availability, water-use goals, or budget constraints require a more strategic solution.
We have in the past, and we continue to do so. With projects ranging up to $35M+, we have proven ourselves across projects with vast scopes for complex properties.
A key focus of modern landscaping is sustainable development, and Monarch is fully versed in such projects. We support sustainable landscape development via central elements like:
Each careful decision can help reduce water waste, improve plant health, and support long-term site performance.
The earlier, the better. Bringing us in during planning or preconstruction gives us the opportunity to identify issues or concerns in the early stages. This allows us to better plan around them, creating solutions for value engineering before issues become expensive field problems down the road.