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Happy Landscaping Clients in Washington, D.C.

“My husband and I had a garden plan that we showed to Tom Nugent early last spring (or maybe it was even a year ago) and we arranged with him to have Chapel Valley install the garden in early fall of this year. A team of 3 men, Jose, Francisco, and Mario, arrived on October 4th and started the preparation. They didn’t mind that Bob was more than a sidewalk supervisor and was there with them in the garden when they drew the lines to mark the curves of the areas where each group of plants was to be placed. They took great care in transplanting anything that was scheduled to be transplanted. When they removed a group of vinca plants from one area that was being prepared to receive the new plants they saved the vinca and moved it to another area. They worked around the sculpture located in the middle of the new garden area and helped reset it so that it was securely in place. Read more »

Landscaping in St. Michael’s, MD

This award winning Landscape Design and installation project in St Michael’s, MD won a national award. The award was presented by PLANET, the Professional Landcare Network, an international association serving lawn care professionals, exterior maintenance contractors, installation/design/build professionals, and interiorscapers.

Chapel Valley can help you achieve your landscaping objectives, whatever they may be, expertly, on time, and value priced. Put our staff of highly-trained and certified professionals to work with you to produce and maintain an aesthetically pleasing, properly functioning landscape.

Landscaping in Chevy Chase, MD

A residential landscaping customer from Chevy Chase, MD said “The rep first worked up yard plan in fall 2008, but construction on new addition and funds tight. We liked them enough to ask them to return in fall 2009. The rep was amenable to dividing the landscaping project into phases. The Landscape Designer and rep came up with interesting, unique approaches. Rep on site frequently and worked with project manager to adapt ideas to realities of installation. Very happy with final product. Read more »

Residential Landscaping in Potomac, MD

Chapel Valley Landscape Company designed and installed new landscaping for a Colonial home in Potomac, MD.   From the spectacular paver driveway entrance and surrounding grounds Chapel Valley’s landscape architects handled every detail including hardscapes, plantings, paver walkways and patios plus landscape lighting. This Potomac, MD family will enjoy their new residential landscaping for many years.

Chapel Valley Receives Five National Awards

Chapel Valley Landscape was the recipient of five national awards at the Excellence in Landscape Awards Program held in Gaithersburg, MD in November 2011. The awards were presented by LCA, the Landscape Contractors Association, a community of landscape contractors, landscape architects and designers, grounds departments, educational institutions, and suppliers banded together in a supportive environment in Maryland, Virginia, and DC. Read more »

Chapel Valley Landscape Receives Three National Awards

Chapel Valley Landscape was the recipient of three national awards at the Green Industry Conference in Louisville, Kentucky held in October 2011. The awards were presented by PLANET, the Professional Landcare Network, an international association comprised of lawn care professionals, exterior maintenance contractors, installation/design/build professionals, and interiors landscapers. Founded in 1968, Chapel Valley has received over 250 national and regional awards for commercial and residential design, installation, and maintenance projects. Read more »

Maryland Wins the Battle of the Branches Soccer Game

Chapel Valley hosted a soccer game last Saturday between our Virginia and Maryland branches. The game was filled with excitement with Maryland taking an early 2-0 lead. As the game continued Virginia fought hard to tie the game at 5-5. When the clock wound down the game was still tied we moved into penalty kicks for the win. Maryland was able to get the ball past the goalie and win the game with a final score of 6-5. Read more »