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Evergreen Design Group is one of the national landscape architecture firms serving land developers, civil engineers, architects, and design-build contractors across the United States. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Bluffton, South Carolina, the firm’s landscape architects are currently registered in 40+ states, providing landscape architecture, land planning, and irrigation design services to commercial, multi-family, and mixed-use projects nationwide.
Rather than staffing regional branch offices, Evergreen Design Group operates with a fully remote, U.S.-based team of landscape architects, landscape designers, and irrigation designers. Each project is assigned a dedicated lead who works directly from the current codes, jurisdictional submittal requirements, and regional planting palettes of that state, giving clients the responsiveness of a local landscape architecture firm with the consistency of a single national point of contact and one set of CAD and plan standards across every market.
Our Primary Markets Include:
Map of Evergreen Design Group landscape architecture firm coverage across 40+ licensed states.
Why Land Developers Choose a National Landscape Architecture Firm
A developer, civil engineer, architect, or design-build contractor running projects in more than one state typically works with a different local landscape architecture firm in each market, which means re-explaining project standards, resubmitting qualifications, and absorbing a new firm’s learning curve every time. Evergreen Design Group removes that friction. One firm, licensed in 43 states, carries a single set of plan formats, CAD layer standards, and quality assurance procedures into every jurisdiction, so a program spanning multiple states moves through design and permitting on a consistent timeline regardless of which state a given project sits in.
Frequently Asked Questions: Landscape Architects Irvine, CA
Does Evergreen Design Group only work in the states listed on this page?
No. This page lists Evergreen Design Group’s primary markets, but the firm’s landscape architects are currently registered in 43 states, not only the states shown with dedicated city pages. Developers and civil engineers working in a state not featured here should contact the firm directly to confirm current licensure and project availability.
How do I find Evergreen Design Group's experience in my specific state?
Each state listed on this page links to a dedicated state landing page covering Evergreen Design Group’s licensure, regional plant palettes, and jurisdictional experience in that market, and several states also link to city-level pages for major metro areas where the firm has concentrated project experience.
Does Evergreen Design Group maintain a physical office in every state it serves?
No. Evergreen Design Group operates with a fully remote, U.S.-based team rather than regional branch offices. Each project is assigned a dedicated landscape architect or designer who works from that state’s current codes and submittal requirements, which allows the firm to serve 43 states from a single corporate structure headquartered in Bluffton, South Carolina.
How does Evergreen Design Group stay current on state-specific landscape and irrigation codes?
Evergreen Design Group’s project leads track code updates, stormwater requirements, and landscape ordinance changes directly within the jurisdictions where they hold active projects, and the firm maintains state-specific licensure records, including associate-entity registration in states such as North Carolina, so plan sets are prepared against current local requirements rather than a generic national template.
Can Evergreen Design Group take on a project in a state where the firm is not yet licensed?
In many cases, yes. Landscape architecture licensure is administered on a state-by-state basis, and Evergreen Design Group has a track record of adding state registration as new project work requires it. Developers with a project in an unlisted state should raise it during initial scoping so the firm can confirm licensure timing before the project schedule is finalized.
What is the difference between Evergreen Design Group's state pages and city pages?
State pages cover Evergreen Design Group’s licensure and general regional experience across an entire state, while city pages address the specific jurisdictional review process, stormwater authority, and local plant palette considerations for a named metro area. Not every state with a state page also has a dedicated city page yet, since city pages are added as project volume in that metro grows.
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