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At the heart of every beautiful landscape is a team of exceptional people. We believe in hiring the best—and helping them become even better. Whether you’re new to the industry or bring years of experience, we’re here to support your growth with the tools, training, and opportunities you need to build a rewarding career.

We’re proud of our culture—one that invests in our people both professionally and personally. From competitive pay and clear career paths to ongoing development and a strong sense of camaraderie, we create an environment where our team can thrive. And yes, we make sure to have fun along the way.

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Current Openings

Landscape Construction Estimator

WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING?

Estimating a large variety of residential landscape projects ranging in size from $10,000 to over $1M.
Working on multiple projects at once and managing their own schedule to ensure that deadlines are met.
Work both in the office and in the field on a regular basis attending pre-bid meetings, analyzing plan specifics, and understanding the full scope of work for each project.
Managing and maintaining internal estimating software templates and libraries, constantly updating production rates and costs as they fluctuate to ensure that our proposals are comprehensive and competitive.
Review key components of each job site, consider factors such as general conditions, site layout/logistics, schedule forecasting, etc.
Job costing during and after a project in order to help the project managers ensure that jobs stay on schedule and within budgets.

WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR?

3-5 years of relevant green industry experience working in the field, or preferably as an estimator.
An associate or bachelor’s degree in the landscape field or another closely related industry (construction management, landscape architecture, turf grass management, etc.) is preferred but not required.
Ability to communicate with architects, sales representatives, clients, project managers, general contractors, etc. in a professional manner.
Ability to learn and effectively utilize landscape estimating software’s (ex. LMN, Adobe Acrobat, Goilawn, etc.).
Proficient in Microsoft Suite (Excel, Word, etc.) or industry related CRM softwares.
Estimate all components of a landscape construction job such as labor hours, equipment hours, grading, planting, irrigation, lighting, etc.
Estimators must be able to break down a landscape plan into a sequence of events that is easy for the clients and project managers to understand and execute.

Landscape Architect / Designer

WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING?

Estimating a large variety of residential landscape projects ranging in size from $10,000 to over $1M.
Working on multiple projects at once and managing their own schedule to ensure that deadlines are met.
Work both in the office and in the field on a regular basis attending pre-bid meetings, analyzing plan specifics, and understanding the full scope of work for each project.
Managing and maintaining internal estimating software templates and libraries, constantly updating production rates and costs as they fluctuate to ensure that our proposals are comprehensive and competitive.
Review key components of each job site, consider factors such as general conditions, site layout/logistics, schedule forecasting, etc.
Job costing during and after a project in order to help the project managers ensure that jobs stay on schedule and within budgets.

WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR?

3-5 years of relevant green industry experience working in the field, or preferably as an estimator.
An associate or bachelor’s degree in the landscape field or another closely related industry (construction management, landscape architecture, turf grass management, etc.) is preferred but not required.
Ability to communicate with architects, sales representatives, clients, project managers, general contractors, etc. in a professional manner.
Ability to learn and effectively utilize landscape estimating software’s (ex. LMN, Adobe Acrobat, Goilawn, etc.).
Proficient in Microsoft Suite (Excel, Word, etc.) or industry related CRM softwares.
Estimate all components of a landscape construction job such as labor hours, equipment hours, grading, planting, irrigation, lighting, etc.
Estimators must be able to break down a landscape plan into a sequence of events that is easy for the clients and project managers to understand and execute.

Project Manager

WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING?

Oversee landscape projects from STP handoff to completion, ensuring contract, budget, and quality compliance.
Monitor job costs and project progress while maintaining strong relationships with clients and contractors.
Manage labor, material, and equipment costs; secure permits and resources to prevent delays.
Assign projects to the best-suited supervisors and teams, and provide mentorship for less experienced staff.
Ensure clear communication with teams, using ChatGPT for Spanish translations when necessary.
Handle daily communication, reporting, and safety protocols, including site compliance and PPE use.
Support weekend operations and seasonal peak workload from mid-April to Thanksgiving.
Foster a positive work culture, promote professional growth, and view challenges as learning opportunities.

WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR?

5+ years of experience in landscape construction, excavation, or related fields.
Strong leadership and communication skills (bilingual Spanish/English preferred).
Proficiency in project management tools and Microsoft Office Suite.
Experience reading blueprints, using transit/laser levels, and operating heavy equipment.
Ability to train and develop field personnel while fostering a strong team culture.
Valid U.S. driver’s license required.
Associate or bachelor’s degree in landscape architecture, construction management, or related fields, preferred, but not required.
Experience with CRM and scheduling software, preferred, but not required.

Landscape Field Team Member

Job Description

The Landscape Field Team Member will be carrying out a large variety of physical tasks on a regular basis. These tasks will contribute towards a landscape construction job or to the maintenance of an already established landscape. In this role you will be operating small equipment and hand tools on a regular basis, such as trimmers, chainsaws, stone saws, lawn mowers, leaf blowers, shovels, rakes, hammers, etc. As a landscape field laborer there are certain traits that will lead you to success. Some of these characteristics include but are not limited to:

o Being aware of basic jobsite safety requirements

o Dressing appropriately and wearing a uniform to work at all times

o Working as a part of the team and adding value where you can

o Showing up to work on time each day and following basic company policies

o Having a strong desire to expand your knowledge in the landscape industry

o Have the ability to follow instructions given to you by your crew foreman and project managers

As a landscape field team member, you will report directly to your crew foreman and will be under supervision of a project manager.

In this role you:

Are not required to have any previous landscape industry experience
Must be able to provide a clean criminal record or “carta de buena conducta.”
Are required to be able to physically have full range of mobility in both your upper and lower body. This role is physically demanding and you must be able to keep up with the workload that will be required.
Must be able to lift at least 50 pounds without any assistance
You must have a dependable means of transportation to and from work each day so that you can arrive on time each day.

DESCRIPCIÓN DEL PUESTO: OBRERO DE CAMPO (PAISAJISMO)

Descripción del Puesto

El obrero de campo en paisajismo realizará una amplia variedad de tareas físicas de manera regular. Estas tareas contribuirán a trabajos de construcción de paisajes o al mantenimiento de paisajes ya establecidos. En este puesto, operará con frecuencia equipos pequeños y herramientas manuales, tales como recortadoras, motosierras, sierras para piedra, cortadoras de césped, sopladoras de hojas, palas, rastrillos, martillos, entre otros.

Como obrero de campo en paisajismo, existen ciertas cualidades que le ayudarán a tener éxito en este puesto. Estas características incluyen, entre otras:

Tener conocimiento básico de los requisitos de seguridad en el lugar de trabajo
Vestirse adecuadamente y usar el uniforme de trabajo en todo momento
Trabajar como parte de un equipo y aportar valor cuando sea posible
Llegar puntualmente al trabajo todos los días y cumplir con las políticas básicas de la empresa
Tener un fuerte deseo de ampliar sus conocimientos en la industria del paisajismo
Tener la capacidad de seguir las instrucciones dadas por el capataz del equipo y los gerentes de proyecto

Como obrero de campo en paisajismo, reportará directamente a su capataz y estará bajo la supervisión de un gerente de proyecto.

En este puesto usted:

No está obligado(a) a tener experiencia previa en la industria del paisajismo
Debe poder proporcionar un historial criminal limpio o una “carta de buena conducta”
Debe tener plena capacidad de movilidad física tanto en la parte superior como inferior del cuerpo. Este puesto es físicamente exigente y debe ser capaz de cumplir con la carga de trabajo requerida
Debe poder levantar al menos 50 libras sin asistencia
Debe contar con un medio de transporte confiable para ir y regresar del trabajo todos los días, a fin de llegar puntualmente