What we build.
The full outdoor-living scope — from the plan through the ground plane, the structures, and the planting and lighting that make it read as finished.
Plan first
Landscape Design
A measured plan for the whole property before anything gets built — layout, circulation, planting, and how the phases fit together.
Ground plane
Paver Patios & Walkways
Patios, walkways, entries, and sitting areas built on a properly compacted base with clean edges and joints that hold their line.
Cook outside
Outdoor Kitchens
Built-in cooking and prep areas — counters, storage, and appliance housings sized around how the space is actually used.
Overhead
Pergolas & Shade
Shade structures that make an outdoor space usable through the middle of the day — pergolas, covered seating, and attached shade.
Gather
Fire Features
Fire pits and fireplaces positioned and built so the space around them actually works — seating distance, wind, and clearances included.
Hold the grade
Retaining Walls & Grading
Walls and regrading that make a sloped property usable — turning unusable pitch into level, planted, or paved space.
Green space
Lawns & Sod
New lawn installation and repair with the soil preparation that decides whether it establishes or struggles.
Soften it
Planting & Garden Beds
Planting plans, bed shaping, edging, and mulch — the layer that makes hardscape look settled rather than newly installed.
Water, managed
Irrigation & Drainage
Getting water to what needs it and away from what does not — irrigation zones, drainage correction, and downspout routing.
After dark
Landscape Lighting
Path, step, and feature lighting that extends the hours a space gets used and handles the safety-critical spots.
Raised ground
Decks & Platforms
Raised platforms and decking for the parts of a property where grade, drainage, or access make a paved surface the wrong answer.
Define the edge
Privacy Screens & Fencing
Screening, slatted panels, and fencing that give a space its edge — the element that makes a yard feel like a room rather than an open lot.
Service list is an assumption — confirm with Mike which of these ModuPro actually performs, and which are subcontracted or out of scope. See INTAKE.md Q1a.
Same trades. Different method.
Every company on this list of services exists already. What changes is how the work gets produced — engineered components instead of a one-off build each time, so the scope is known before the first cut.
How the system worksHow a project runs.
- 01
Walk the space
Measurements, access, grade, and how the space actually gets used today.
- 02
Configure
Modules are selected and laid out against the real footprint — not a generic plan.
- 03
Build
Components are produced to spec while the site is prepped in parallel.
- 04
Set
Installation is an assembly, not a construction project. The yard stays livable.
Interested in how this works?
ModuPro is early. If the approach is relevant to your property or your business, the conversation is worth having now.