This project was a Five Towns custom landscape design. The extreme height of a beautiful custom home was brought back into balanced prospective with Anchor Landscape’s unique custom masonry work. We also used some custom planting to create harmony throughout the property.
Post Super Storm Sandy changes means elevations and salt tolerant plants for water front properties along the Long Island coast. This project was a Massapequa waterfront landscape design with a custom pool built with Techo Bloc patio, stone work & pool coping. We also created a custom Bar & EPI wood Spa Deck for outdoor entertaining. – winter 2016.
This was a project that required hundreds of yards of RCA & topsoil fill. We built custom walls to raise property 6′ above grade (to make sure the client was ready for the next Super storm). We installed a natural stone entry with stone walls in front. In the rear yard we installed a landscape light piers, custom gas fireplace, and Bocce Court.
In this project we were repairing damage from Super Storm Sandy In Massapequa, Long Island. Super Storm Sandy has left alot of damage to Massapequa landscapes. This project required us to repair salt damaged 100 year old spruces (Picea). The salt damage had left up to 80% of the tree burned back with little hope to regenerate new growth. Because the trees were to damaged we had to move forward with the removal of damaged landscape. After the removal we had to plant and development more sustainable landscape on this property.
In this landscape design project we did a new construction with Asian themed gardens including new bluestone patios and walks. We also added a beautiful redwood pavilion, and natural themed plantings and stonework throughout the property.
In the photos you can see some of the custom masonry and unique plantings we did in this custom landscaping project.
In this landscape design project we installed a Techno Bloc custom masonry driveway, entry and unique plantings.
The Village of Babylon was overwhelmed by Super Storm Sandy nearly 4 years ago. To this day new construction continues to rebuild South of Montauk Highway in Babylon.
Unique landscape design & construction of these South Shore Homes, with elevation and a more sustainable landscape has become an Anchor Landscape specialty. Here are some examples of the custom masonry and landscape design work we have done too help repair the Babylon area.
The complete destruction of a Lindenhurst home due to Super Storm Sandy resulted in new construction. Resulting in the home being elevated over 7′ above grade. New construction of a custom vanishing edge pool overlooking the Great South Bay and a unique, natural, more sustainable landscape design & masonry design was installed.
This Amityville bay front property was damage after hurricane Sandy. This required new home construction with new elevations. We also designed new custom masonry entry’s and driveways. We added a lush sod lawn and added new sustainable plantings throughout the property.
Anchor landscape was established in 1978 in the town of Massapequa NY on the South Shore of Long Island. Remaining a resident of Massapequa thru the years I have always enjoyed developing new landscapes in my home town of Massapequa. Being one of the hardest hit communites from super storm Sandy Massapequa residents have been redeveloping more sustainable landscapes. With the changes in elevations of renovated homes the new landscapes have proved to be challenging to homeowners. We are specialists in creative front entries, gardens and landscape design that these new elevations require. Pictured (in before and after photos) is a fall project on the Nassau Shore in Massapequa, this is one such project that required new elevations. The homeowners are both teachers, one a earth science teacher who loves rock and boulders. The use of natural rock and boulders is one option to establish new elevations. As the Massapequa shoreline slowly redevelops, Anchor Landscape can help you develop new elevations and natural sustainable landscapes that are more super storm tolerant.
Thank you again Mr. & Mrs. D for being so kind to my crew. Gary
