Central Westchester · Greenburgh, NY
Greenburgh is a town of six villages plus a large unincorporated area. That unincorporated side, with Hartsdale, Edgemont, Fairview and East Irvington, is where most of our Greenburgh work happens.
Large shared properties need more than mowing. We set up seasonal contracts covering turf, hedge lines, entry plantings, mulch, leaf removal and spring and fall cleanups, with visits on a predictable day so residents know what to expect. Boards and managing agents get one contact, our Certificate of Insurance, and crews who come back to fix anything that is not right.
Water from uphill neighbors, downspouts that dump beside the foundation, and clay subsoil leave many yards soggy for days after rain. We regrade low spots, shape swales, extend downspouts into underground pipe, and install dry wells or French drains where the site calls for them, so water ends up somewhere it can soak in or flow away safely.
In Fairview and East Irvington, lawns are often a comfortable size but have been patched and reseeded many times over the years. A consistent weekly schedule, the right mowing height, edging on every visit, and well-timed fall aeration and overseeding bring them back to an even, thick stand without a full renovation.
People often say they live in Hartsdale or Edgemont without realizing both are part of the Town of Greenburgh rather than separate villages. For landscaping, the housing matters more than the label. Hartsdale has one of the larger concentrations of co-op and garden-apartment buildings in the county, many set along Central Park Avenue and near the Hartsdale train station, with shared lawns, courtyards and long hedge lines that need regular attention.
Edgemont and Greenville, by contrast, are mostly single-family neighborhoods with mature trees and sloped lots that drain toward the Bronx River and Sprain Brook valleys. Fairview and East Irvington mix mid-century ranches, split-levels and newer infill homes. We work in all of them, a few minutes from our base on Tarrytown Road, handling co-op grounds contracts, weekly residential mowing, and drainage corrections for yards that stay wet after every storm.
“I am overjoyed with the transformation Roman Design & Landscaping created in my yard — it's nothing short of magical. Roman and his team took my vision and turned it into a stunning, peaceful garden that brings me genuine joy. From the thoughtful placement of trees and shrubs to the elegant layout and careful attention to detail, even removing and moving things when I changed my mind. Roman is incredibly knowledgeable and a joy to work with. If you're even considering a landscaping project, hire Roman Design & Landscaping. I promise you — it will be one of the best decisions you make.”
Reliable grounds care for HOAs, condos, co-ops, office parks, retail and multi-family properties, with one point of contact and our own crews on a set schedule.
Learn more →Standing water, soggy lawns and runoff toward the house usually come down to grade and soil. We find where the water is going and give it a better path.
Learn more →Regular mowing, clean edges and the seasonal work that keeps a Westchester lawn thick: aeration, overseeding, seeding and sod. Our own crews, on a set route, from spring through fall.
Learn more →Hartsdale is a hamlet within the unincorporated part of the Town of Greenburgh, as are Edgemont, Fairview and East Irvington. That generally means town rules, rather than a village's, apply to projects there. We service all of these areas, along with the villages inside Greenburgh such as Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Elmsford and Tarrytown.
We walk the property with a board member or the managing agent, note what is working and what is not, and put together a written seasonal scope. Once it is approved, maintenance can usually start within one to two weeks. We provide a Certificate of Insurance up front and stay in close contact through the first season.
It depends on where the water comes from and where it can go. Surface water running off a slope can often be handled by reshaping the grade and adding a swale. Water that sits because of dense clay, or that reaches the foundation, may need a subsurface drain or dry well. We try to see the yard after rain and explain the options.
Photos from Roman Design & Landscaping projects in Westchester County.
Call, text or WhatsApp — the owner walks the property with you and you get a written estimate. Most visits are scheduled within 1–3 days.
