Frequently asked questions

We work in Westhampton Beach, Quogue, Hampton Bays, Southampton, Bridgehampton, Sag Harbor, East Hampton and Montauk on the South Fork, and in Riverhead, Mattituck, Southold and Greenport on the North Fork. If you are not sure we reach your property, call and ask.

No. Estimates are free. Call or text (631) 388-6970, or send a message through the site, and we will set up a time to see your property.

Yes. Lyons Landscape & Design Corp is licensed and insured, and owner Sean Lyons is a member of the Long Island Landscape Contractors Association.

Owner Sean Lyons studied at the New York Botanical Garden and is a member of the Long Island Landscape Contractors Association. That plant knowledge shapes everything from pruning to planting plans.

We offer lawn maintenance, tree removal, tree transplants, stump removal, tree trimming and pruning, landscape design, masonry, weed control, revegetation, dune restoration, erosion control, land clearing, golf putting greens, planters, hanging baskets, new gardens and deer deterring.

We work from 7am to 5pm. Messages sent after hours are answered as soon as we can get back to you.

Yes. We regrade sand, plant beach grass and native shrubs, build boulder edges and add boardwalks. Waterfront work can need permits from the town or New York State, so we talk through what applies to your site before work starts.

Yes. We move and plant large trees with burlapped root balls using a skid steer, and lay plywood to protect the lawn along the way.

Yes. Fine pruning is one of the things our customers mention most. We shape trees and keep tall privet hedges and evergreen screens sharp, including renewal pruning for hedges that have gotten away from you.

Yes. We can design a plan, install it and take care of it afterward, so you deal with one team from start to finish.

Fencing tucked behind evergreens and hedges is the most reliable answer, and plant choice helps where fencing is not practical. Sean can suggest what will work on your property.

Plants that handle sun, sandy soil and salt air do best: lavender, salvia, Russian sage, ornamental grasses, coreopsis, summersweet, boxwood and privet. Near the water, beach grass and other native plants do the heavy lifting.

Yes. We build stone pool terraces, front steps, walkways, outdoor kitchen walls, fire pit areas and cobblestone driveway aprons, and we plan them together with the planting around them.