Cold Spring Landscape Contractors LLC

We are a design build landscape company, doing everything from the initial excavating through finish grading and seeding. Jobs include plantings; from perennials to large trees. Hardsdcaping; dry laid natural stone and engineered products, including walls, patios, stairs, and special features. Excavation and grading, and other tasks to complete the landscape project. We are not a maintenance company and do not mow lawns. We do occasionally perform maintenance work on our on going projects including mulching, pruning, weeding etc
We are a small company that focuses on the quality of our work over volume. Applicants must be able to work by themselves and with the rest of the team. Must have experience, and ideally could take the lead of a small crew. Compensation based on experience

As a small design build landscape company we are looking for 1-2 new crew members. Applicants must have a valid license and experience in landscape construction, including plantings (large trees to perennials), dry laid stone work, grading, drainage etc. We are not a maintenance company and do not mow lawns. Occasional maintenance including weeding, mulching, pruning is done on our on going projects.

In progress photos of a front entry renovation

Before, during, and after photos of a planting project in Amherst. Over grown scrub brushes and invasives were removed and replaced with a new privacy screen

A tightly jointed Goshen stone path leads to the main entrance, while stepping stone paths bring you to the front porch and a Goshen stone patio with thyme planted in the joint, at our Bascom Hill project

Some before/after pictures of a rebuild of a crumbling set of stairs and walls. With no machine access everything had to be moved by hand or with pulleys

We recently finished an elevated patio and set of stairs in Northampton. Designed by and plantings to be done by Paradise City Landscape Design

An update to an existing landscape in Amherst Woods. We replaced an existing timber wall with a curved Goshen stone wall, repaired some of the existing brick walkway, and added a sculptural Goshen boulder. In the back of the house we replaced a large area of lawn with mixed planting of flowering shrubs and a perennial garden located on either side of a new stepping stone path. The first stone in the path is an old reclaimed mill stone.

Our recently finished upgrade to a property in amherst