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Northern Lights Landscaping

We provide exceptional landscape construction and management, hardscaping, masonry, landscape lighting and more. Call for a quote today!

After 15 years in business, no job is too big or small for Northern Lights. As we have grown, we have maintained our reputation for providing quality, dependability, and professionalism our customers deserve. We have set forth that we will always have competitive pricing and trust with our customers that will keep them coming back for more, season after season.

10/28/2026

Sunset from up here starts around six now, and that is the whole argument for the pavilion. Timber frame overhead, the kitchen along the back, Adirondack chairs around the fire, and a valley view that does the rest. If you want a space like this ready for next fall, now is the time to start the design.

10/26/2026

The whole point of building a patio this size is a fall week like this one. Granite steps up from the side yard, a brick arc curving through the pavers, and a round stone inlay that gives the whole space a center. Worth designing around.

Browse more of our project work for design ideas:
https://www.nllandscapes.com/design-inspiration

10/23/2026

A border earns its keep by never being finished. Orange coneflower carries late summer, Russian sage and daylilies fill in around it, and a red-leaf Japanese maple holds its color all season. A low boulder edge ties the bed to the hardscape so the whole space reads as one design. That is what a planting plan is for, and it is why we design the beds with the stone rather than after it.

See how we plan plantings around the stonework
https://www.nllandscapes.com/plantings

10/21/2026

New England fieldstone is the hardest material to make look easy. Every face has to be chosen, every granite cap sits on a wall built to carry it, and the steppers get set one at a time until the walk feels like it was always there. Masonry is slow work, and it is the part of a property that outlasts everything else.

See more of our stone and masonry work:
https://www.nllandscapes.com/stone-veneer-interior-masonry

10/19/2026

A front wall sets the tone before anyone reaches the door. Rough granite posts mark the entry, a low fieldstone wall runs between them, and the perennials behind it soften every edge. Stonework like this settles into a property and looks better every year it stands.

If your front yard is due for a better first impression, fall is the time to start planning it.
https://www.nllandscapes.com/seating-retaining-walls

10/16/2026

A pergola is a room you did not have to frame. It marks where the patio ends, gives the eye somewhere to land, and carries lighting, a fan or a heater when you want the space to work later in the year. This one sits between a screened porch and a fire pit, which is about the best place for it.

See more of the pergolas and pavilions we build:
https://www.nllandscapes.com/pavilions-pergolas

10/14/2026

Look at the edges on this one. The cobble apron around the fire pit, the bluestone cap running the full curve of the seat wall, the way the bar counter lines up with the terrace joint. Those are the decisions that take the longest and the ones nobody can name afterwards. They are also why it still looks deliberate years on.

See how we approach backyard design:
https://www.nllandscapes.com/residential-landscape-backyard-design

10/12/2026

What makes a built-in kitchen worth it is the practical list. A counter deep enough to work on, a sink so nobody walks inside, a fridge that holds what a party actually needs, and stone veneer that survives a New England winter without a cover. Then you never think about any of it again.

More on the outdoor kitchens we design and build:
https://www.nllandscapes.com/outdoor-kitchens

10/09/2026

A linear fireplace set into the back wall does two jobs: it holds the heat where people actually sit, and it gives the bar something to face. Dry-stack veneer, thermal bluestone caps, glass media instead of logs. If your patio empties out in October, this is usually what it is missing.

See the fire features we build for New Hampshire patios:
https://www.nllandscapes.com/fire-pits-outdoor-fireplaces

10/07/2026

One property, from the last of the daylight to full dark. Bluestone terrace, stone-veneer seat walls with the lighting built into the face, granite treads, and a fire pit that turns the whole thing into the place everyone ends up. The lighting was in the plan from the first sketch, which is the only way it ever looks like this.

See more of the patios and walkways we build:
https://www.nllandscapes.com/patios-walkways

Address

395 Elm Street
Milford, NH
03055

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Website

http://www.nllandscapes.com/

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