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Hollandia Outdoors offers landscape design and build, lawn and landscape maintenance, and commercial snow and ice management from its base in Holland, MI. Design and build covers full backyard transformations along with paver patios, retaining walls, outdoor living spaces, outdoor kitchens, fire features, plantings, outdoor lighting, irrigation, drainage, grading, and fencing. Maintenance keeps the property healthy across the growing season, and snow service keeps commercial sites open through the winter. Most clients start with one service line and add others over time.

Hollandia Outdoors works with both, running residential and commercial as separate crews with separate scheduling. Residential work spans full landscape design and build projects through ongoing lawn and landscape care. Commercial clients include industrial parks, auto supplier facilities, office and retail properties, and HOAs that need maintenance during the growing season and snow and ice management in winter. Having both under one contractor is what lets a commercial property stay with the same company year-round.

Hollandia Outdoors serves West Michigan across Ottawa, Allegan, and Kent counties, including Holland, Zeeland, West Olive, Grand Haven, Hudsonville, Georgetown Township, Jamestown, Port Sheldon, Grandville, East Grand Rapids, Ada, and Cascade. The full list of communities is on the service areas page. Properties near the edge of that range are worth a call, since coverage depends as much on project scope as on distance.

Hollandia Outdoors is a faith-based, veteran-owned company that has worked in West Michigan for nearly six decades, and every project is assigned a dedicated designer who stays with it from concept through construction. Clients get 3D renderings and detailed plans before any work starts, which means the space can be seen and adjusted while it is still a drawing. Because design, construction, and maintenance all sit under one roof, the person who drew the plan is accountable for what gets built and for how it holds up afterward.

Reaching out in winter or early spring is the most reliable way to get a project built the same season, since design takes several weeks and the construction calendar fills before the season opens. Michigan's build window is short, and a wet spring pushes every project behind it. Homeowners calling in midsummer are frequently scheduling into the following year. For commercial maintenance or snow contracts, the conversation should start ahead of the current agreement's end date.