Revegetation after storm damage, home construction, or building renovation restores sites and helps preserve the natural beauty and ecosystem of protected lands on Long Island's East End.
Completion of essential revegetation practices is required to obtain an occupancy permit after new construction or site renovation.
Revegetation projects use only native plant species that promote biodiversity and increase resiliency. The native plant palette is carefully curated for your property and only includes species that are indigenous to your individual site and soil conditions.
Native plants create a more resilient local ecosystem and attract diverse pollinators such as hummingbirds, butterflies, moths, and native bees by providing food and shelter throughout all seasons. Once established, native plants are more drought tolerant and require less irrigation.
Conservation agencies typically require three layers: trees, shrubs, and the herbaceous layer, which includes perennials and groundcovers. Revegetation permits also require a diverse plant palette to create an ecologically balanced landscape that helps reestablish vegetation cover types characteristic of the surrounding natural areas.
Removing invasive species and replacing them with native species helps restore a healthy ecosystem.
Incorporating more native species naturally reduces susceptibility to pests, which reduces the need for fertilizer and pesticides.
Bluff restoration work includes removal of invasive species such as Miscanthus ornamental grass and replanting with native grasses and perennials appropriate for the environmentally sensitive area.
Revegetation restores the natural areas of your Hamptons property and helps preserve the natural beauty and ecosystem of protected lands on Long Island’s East End.
Revegetation is often needed after new home construction, building renovation, or storm damage to restore cleared sites. Completion of essential revegetation practices is required to obtain an occupancy permit after new construction or site renovation.
Services typically include planting design and selection of native plant species to rejuvenate landscapes; permit process guidance to achieve regulatory approval; installation of native plants; and ongoing maintenance to help your revegetation project to get established. Project scopes may include dune stabilization, wetlands restoration, coastal habitat revitalization, and Long Island Sound bluff restoration.
Through the installation and integration of native plants, revegetation reestablishes and enhances each site’s unique biodiversity, promotes natural habitats for local wildlife, and sustains the region’s ecosystem.
Maintenance and ongoing care are provided to help the revegetation project get established, develop resiliency, and thrive in environmentally susceptible areas.
We transform landscapes into brilliant gardens and luxurious outdoor spaces from Westhampton to Montauk, including Quogue, Hampton Bays, Southampton, Water Mill, Bridgehampton, Sag Harbor, Sagaponack, Wainscott, East Hampton, Amagansett, North Haven, Shelter Island and surrounding areas in Suffolk County, New York.