Landscaping & Hardscaping in Ballantyne NC

Ballantyne is technically part of Charlotte, but it operates like its own city — with its own corporate park, golf course, and a concentration of 4,000-5,000 square foot homes that all seem to have backyards designed by the same builder who thought 'sod and a patio slab' was enough. It wasn't. Homeowners here figure that out about a year after moving in, and that's when they call us.

The typical Ballantyne project is a full backyard overhaul. Rip out the builder patio, install a proper paver system with an outdoor kitchen, add a fire pit area, and redo the landscaping that's been struggling in the shade of the house. Providence Plantation and Piper Glen keep us especially busy — those neighborhoods are 15-20 years old now, and the original landscaping and hardscaping is showing its age. Provincetowne and Ballantyne Commons are newer but have the same problem: builder-grade everything that doesn't match the quality of the homes.

Ballantyne's HOAs are some of the strictest in Charlotte. Ballantyne Country Club requires architectural review for basically anything visible from the street or golf course. Providence Plantation has a detailed materials list. We've been through the approval process in every major Ballantyne neighborhood and know exactly what the review boards want to see — which saves homeowners weeks of back-and-forth.