Metro GreenScape is the premier Outdoor Living Design + Build company serving homeowners across the Carolinas. We specialize in designing and building environmentally-friendly, outdoor living spaces like kitchens, aquascapes, patios, retreats, and specialized landscaping projects. Our goal is to create beautiful outdoor living spaces that naturally extend the living space of your home and property while increasing the value.

We're totally focused on being "green" too! Green spaces, lawns and landscapes are the perfect environment to enjoy outdoor living. When we work with our clients, we like to blend in beautiful and functional green spaces, because more green spaces have a direct affect on our environment. For example, your lawn can reduce undesirable noise by 20 - 30% and grass blades take in carbon dioxide, along with the worst atmospheric pollutants, and give back pure, clean oxygen.

Homeowners across the Carolinas entrust their outdoor living spaces and projects with us. Please call us or email us today and we can schedule a time to plan your next outdoor living space!

Metro GreenScape is proud to announce that we earned two of three awards presented to winning gardens during this year's Southern Spring Home & Garden Show!

Our first award was "2nd Place in Best of Show" and our second award was the much-coveted "Art Award" for artistic expression and creativity in the design of our garden, "My Secret Garden".

We are very proud of our design and build teams who gave us inspiration, ideas, and many hours of physical labor building our garden for the show and thank them for their great work. We now look forward to building an award-winning landscaping and outdoor living project at your home!

The current drought means that water usage is tight but you still need to provide water to your plant life. But how will you do it under extreme drought conditions?

• You can add rock throughout your flower beds to take up maintenance space while giving a good design element.
• Do more hardscaping like patios and sitting areas.
• Replace existing plants with low-water plants.
• Plant larger plant specimens that have lived longer in our drier environment. They are already acclimated with low-water conditions.

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