Which Areas in Maryland Does The Landscape Design Center Serve?

The Landscape Design Center serves Central Maryland, specifically Anne Arundel, Howard, Prince George's, Baltimore, and Montgomery Counties. If your property falls outside those five counties, the company's own materials don't confirm coverage, so contact them directly before assuming they'll take the project.

Counties Served

According to the company's website, it has been "cultivating client relationships throughout" the following areas since 1974:

The site describes the company as "one of the premier Landscape Design-Build Firms in Central Maryland," which is consistent with this five-county footprint.

What This Means for You

• If you're in one of the five counties: You're within the stated service area. The company offers design, installation, and maintenance services, so you can reach out for a consultation on a full project or a single service.
• If you're elsewhere in Maryland: The website doesn't list your area. That doesn't automatically mean they won't travel, but it isn't something the published materials confirm — ask before planning around it.
• If you're outside Maryland entirely: No coverage is stated. Treat this as out of scope unless the company tells you otherwise.

Why the Service Area Matters Before You Call

Landscaping is site-based work: designers need to visit the property, crews need to return for installation and maintenance, and drainage, hardscape, and irrigation projects often involve multiple trips. A firm working across five counties is set up for that travel; one stretched beyond its normal radius may not be. Confirming your county first saves you a consultation that goes nowhere.

The company's portfolio spans design, hardscapes, lighting, drainage, landscaping, waterfront work, water and fire features, green projects, specialty gardens, and irrigation — so the service list is broad, but the geographic list is specific. Match your address to the five counties above before anything else.

If You're Not Sure

Call or use the contact form on thelandscapedesigncenter.com and give your county and town. Ask two things: whether they serve your address, and whether there's a travel or minimum-project threshold for your area. Neither of those details appears in the published site content, so the company is the only reliable source.