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Welcome to TDH Landscaping, Maryland Landscape Contractor

Award-Winning & Family-Owned

Welcome to TDH Landscaping, one of the premier landscapers in Maryland since 1965. TDH Landscaping provides a wide spectrum of landscaping services in Maryland, including free site analysis and consultation, customized landscape design, custom landscaping, hardscaping, landscape lighting and landscape maintenance. TDH provides complete landscape construction, including design and construction of swimming pools. Contact TDH Landscaping today for a solution to any landscaping need.

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Landscaping Services in Maryland
Every project that we approach begins in knowing your vision and understanding the space that you have to work with – and every element comes down to our style of custom landscaping design and installation.
Outdoor Construction & Hardscape
TDH’s vast array of gorgeous and functional hardscaping options allow for our clients’ design aspirations to reach even further. Deck and patio additions, garden ponds, landscape lighting, fire-pits, and outdoor kitchens and grills are all possible.
Pool Design & Water Features
Our designers will assist you in making an informed decision before you invest, as well as help you avoid unforeseen project problems that could cost you in the long run. As our clients’ satisfaction and safety are crucial, we personally ensure that your swimming pool installation and project contains each element.
Outdoor Lighting & Erosion Control
Erosion control is the practice of preventing or controlling wind or water erosion, which occurs on many residential properties. This is a natural occurrence that can be controlled by creating barriers to water or wind.
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Custom Design Solutions

Consultation

Meet with a qualified TDH Designer to discuss the scope of the project.

Design

A TDH Designer will create, design and present to the client. Any changes will be added at this time.

Final Design

The final design is created and presented. Cost estimates are provided along with a contract.

Installation

All projects elements are installed, and maintenance is discussed.

Let TDH Be Your Complete Landscaping Provider

Friendly customer service staff can answer all your questions!
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Featured Services

Landscape Design & Maintenance

Outdoor Construction & Hardscape

Pool Design and Water Features

Outdoor Lighting and Erosion Control

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