Plan Placement
Position trees around the home, views, access and surrounding landscape.
Trees can add structure, shade, privacy and long-term character to a landscape. We plan installation around placement, access, surrounding hardscape and the way the property is used.
Tree size, surrounding structures, access, beds, lawn and nearby hardscape all affect how a planting project comes together. We review the property before installation begins.



Position trees around the home, views, access and surrounding landscape.
Coordinate excavation and planting with existing grade and site conditions.
Tie new trees into beds, mulch, stone, lawn or other landscape features.
Evaluate access and equipment needs when larger trees are part of the project.
The goal is not simply to place a tree in the ground. The planting should make sense with the surrounding landscape, future growth, access and the rest of the outdoor project.
Space, nearby structures and the surrounding design matter.
Tree size and equipment needs are reviewed before installation.
Mulch, beds, stone and nearby grading can be coordinated when part of the scope.

Every project starts with the property itself. Scope, access, materials and site conditions are reviewed before work is scheduled.
Share the location, goals and current conditions.
We review measurements, access, grade and the proposed scope.
The site is prepared and the agreed work is completed.
We review the finished project with the homeowner.
Communication, professionalism and the finished work are recurring themes in Infinite Outdoor Construction's customer feedback.
“Brandon and his team were excellent. They planted 9 trees that are 10 feet tall and mulched around them...”
Infinite Outdoor Construction takes on tree planting projects throughout Greer, Greenville, Taylors, Spartanburg and nearby communities when the project is a good fit.
Also serving nearby areas within the company's normal service area.
These answers cover common planning questions. Final recommendations depend on the individual property and project scope.
Tree size depends on species, availability, access, equipment needs and the property. Larger-tree projects can be evaluated during the estimate.
Placement can be discussed as part of the project based on the home, landscape, access and intended visual or functional goal. Species-specific growth requirements should also be considered.
Mulch, beds, edging, stone and related landscape finish work may be included when they are part of the agreed project scope.
Timing depends on species, weather and site conditions. Cooler periods are often useful for many tree installations, but the specific tree and property should guide the schedule.
We take on tree planting projects in Greer, Greenville, Taylors, Spartanburg and nearby Upstate South Carolina communities, depending on project scope and exact location.
Share the property location and a few details about what you want to improve. We’ll review the request and determine the next step.