Cote Landscape Construction

From patios to planting and everything in between Russ and his crew are easy to work with and helped me to solve both Drainage issues and retention of a steep slope. Love our patio and walkways ❤️

Cote Landscape Construction has helped us with many projects around our home, from enhancing our yard with new trees and shrubs to tackling more complex landscape challenges, including a difficult slope. Russ and Melissa have always been there when we needed them, bringing extensive knowledge, professionalism, and expert guidance to every project. If you're looking for a courteous, honest company to handle your landscaping needs, Cote Landscape Construction is the team to call.

We have used Cote Landscape Construction for many projects! Patio pavers and patio wall as well as front walk replacement and front stairs as well! Melissa and Russell are a great team and have given great advise as far as design and plantings when we needed to replace shrubs and beds. We also continue to use them for lawn maintenance and Mulching, etc... they are reliable and always do a great job with edging and cleaning up. Cote is top notch and will be fair and reliable. They are easy to work with and have a lot of pride in their work and quality !

We had a great experience with Cote Landscape Construction. Russ and Melissa are so easy to work with and truly care about their customers. The mulching work they did in our yard was absolutely top notch and made a huge difference in the overall appearance of our property. They are honest, professional, hardworking, and genuinely care about making your yard look the best it can be. Highly recommend them for any landscaping needs!

Update 7/17/26: lAs I have just pulled all the wood that I knew would not burn by shear weight of the water in it. I had to really encourage you to go somewhere else for wood. They lied telling me they were burning it in four places there. I am not a charity case. They buy dead wood, cutting into circle which sit for a little, and then they split it and call it dry burnable wood. They were so concerned they started metering the outside of their wood. They never showed a log split and measured. Even if they did, it could be from a previous time when their wood was worth it. As for not asking to have them make up the wood. Last thing I wanted was more wet wood. The last two photos are from now. This is the pile of wood I could not even burn a year later. Also, my splitter. Update 3/11/26: Last week I acquired the log splitter needed to make at least a face chord of wood smaller so it will dry by next winter making this a 2 year problem, Not only is the wood dirty but it is so unevenly split that I will have to rent a splitter to split the bigger pieces so they start to dry. I am not a pauper and bought their going rate. Since they acquire random dead trees, the is no consistent density. Some are so rotted they are very light and others very heavy. Just don't buy here. Too Bad zero or negative stars are not an option. Update 10/15/2025 WORTH READING. SUMMARY OF THIS REVIEW: THEIR WOOD TO ME QUOTED AS BEING VERY DRY WAS 30% INSIDE WHEN I BOUGHT A METER AND SPLIT OPEN A PIECE!!!! GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!! It is amazing how they show all reviews and there are none less than 5 stars. Also are any of them for wood? They make a point of showing with a moisture meter that the wood is around 13%. Why are they so afraid of my review for wet wood and being shorted 1/4 cord? They were freaked about an honest review of their unburnable wood. They said the wood was great and they were burning it in their various stoves and boilers. HA HA. If you split wood, the very outside will dry quickly. But it is INSIDE where the moisture counts. Now if they took a piece and split it open and measured the very center of it, I promise you that you would pass. They secure dead trees and split them and then sell them. The wood was so bad I bought a moisture meter. The wood which was causing issues that I was finishing during split was 20% inside. THEIR WOOD WAS 30%. Updated 7/5/2025 To add insult to injury, to keep the wood burner going, after a couple attempts to burn this "2 chord" of wood, they shorted me about a face chord( maybe a bit more. I paid premium for a chord of ash. I made no more than two failed attempts before getting a meter to tell ne inside moisture was at 30%. A half chord would be 8' x 6'. A face chord is 1.5' wide, 8' long and 4 feet high. My racks due to assembly message are 7" shorter in length and 3.5" in height. The photos show 3 and a partial 4th row. That void is 3' in height and given three other row mostly 1/2 chords I figure I was shorted most of a face chord(4' height and 8' long). By definition a chord is 4' wide, 4'high and 8' long. That is simply insult to injury. Do not get wood here. Feb review: I am extremely disappointed in the "burnable" chord wood I was just suckered into buying. I had a moisture meter coming Tuesday but bought 2 chord anyways from the things they told me. "Oh, we burn it in our wood fire boiler, wood stove and fireplace. It is measuring 14-16%". NOT. I tried 4 hours to get a fire burning in my insert with that wood after getting a reasonable coal base from burning some of the ash which was so so to ignite and burn. After getting my tester and splitting a triangle piece of their wood it measured 30%. Going back to burning my 20% wood from a fall purchase. I was buying for NOW. I'll have to get it off my lawn suppose it will be fine for next winter. Have 1/2 chord plus left for the winter but wood people just can't say the truth about how dry their wood is. Buy what you need in the early spring for the next winter. Useless pile for this winter.