Design
We start on paper with the site as it is: grades, light, soil, and where water goes when it rains. The plan reconciles structure and planting before a shovel moves.

One team designs, installs, and maintains your outdoor space so the vision on paper still looks intentional five years in.
Most landscapes lose the plot between the drawing and the third summer. We close those gaps by keeping the whole lifecycle under one roof.
We start on paper with the site as it is: grades, light, soil, and where water goes when it rains. The plan reconciles structure and planting before a shovel moves.
The studio that drew the plan sets the grades and installs it, so decisions made mid-build come from the people who know why each line was placed where it was.
Then we return. Pruning, seasonal cleanups, and the small corrections that decide whether a young landscape grows toward the design or quietly drifts from it.
Landscape DesignA site-specific plan that balances hardscape, planting, and grade.
Landscape InstallationBeds, soil, edging, and plantings installed to the plan.
Lawn MaintenanceMowing, edging, and seasonal care that keeps turf healthy.
Hardscape InstallationStone and paver work that gives a yard its bones.
Patios & WalkwaysSurfaces set on a proper base to stay level and drain.
Retaining WallsWalls sized to hold grade and manage water on slopes.
Plant & Tree InstallationThe right plant in the right place, spaced for what it becomes.
Shrub Trimming & PruningCuts timed to the plant and the season, for shape and health.
Irrigation Installation & RepairsWatering zoned to how the landscape actually drinks.
Drainage SolutionsGrading and drains that move water away from the house.The people who drew your plan install it and come back to prune it, so no seam opens where one contractor blames another.
We space and layer plantings for what they become. A bed can look open the first season on purpose, so it reads right in year three.
We keep inside the Atlanta metro, close enough to return for seasonal visits and to know how a Buckhead clay slope differs from a flat Decatur lot.
After we walk the site, you get a scope and a price tied to your property, not a number pulled from a template.
Drainage and irrigation are handled before planting, because the best-looking bed still fails if the water is wrong.
If a smaller fix will hold, we tell you. If something has to be corrected before the fun part, we tell you that too.
We are based in Atlanta and work the metro around it, from Buckhead and Midtown out to Sandy Springs, Roswell, and Marietta, and the surrounding metro. Staying inside that footprint is what lets us return for seasonal maintenance without the drive turning a quick visit into a half-day trip.
See the full service areaOUR APPROACH
We measure the property, read the grades and light, and listen to how you want to use the yard.
We draw against what the ground allows, then put a scope and a fixed price in writing.
The same team installs the plan and folds the property into a maintenance rhythm so it holds its shape.
We do all three with one team, which is the core of how we work. The same studio draws your plan, installs it, and returns to maintain it, so the design intent carries all the way through instead of getting lost at a handoff between separate contractors. That continuity is what keeps a yard looking deliberate as it grows in.
Landscape design in Atlanta is priced to the property, so the fee follows the size of the lot and the depth of the plan. A focused planting plan for one zone costs far less than a full-property master plan with grading and hardscape. We quote a fixed design fee after walking the site with you.
We serve Atlanta and the metro around it, from Buckhead and Midtown out to Sandy Springs, Roswell, and Marietta. Staying inside that footprint is deliberate, since it lets us return for seasonal maintenance without the drive turning a short visit into a half-day trip. If you are near those areas, ask and we will confirm.
Yes. Prestige Prime Landscapes is licensed and insured, and we are glad to confirm it before work begins. That protects your property through the build and means the people on your site are operating properly rather than off the books.
The first step is a site walk. We visit the property, talk through how you want to use the yard, and look at grades, sun, and drainage before anything is drawn. From there we put a scope and price in writing. You can request an estimate to set up that first visit.