At Bren Landscaping & Masonry, our passion is helping you unlock the rich potential of your property through unique landscape design and maintenance.
Landscaping is a timeless investment that can increase your property value, increase your health, and even reduce your energy costs. Most importantly, good, sustainably minded landscape design looks good, smells good, is good for the environment, relaxes you so it is good for your family.
The Best Landcaping Design is Easily Maintained
We design, plant, and/or maintain nearly 100 properties every year. Our maintenance crews work in some 60 properties every week. So we know what plants are robust, easy to maintain. We also know the weak ones.
We see time and again what works artistically and functionally, but also what plants are hardy or deer bait in one part of town, but not others. We will recommend evergreens that deer won’t chomp, the next hurricane won’t drown, and the town snowplowing trucks won’t salt to death.
We know what works in Fairfield County. We live here.
When we design a unique landscape we always focusing on what is most important to our customers:
- low maintenance
- kid friendly
- beautiful colors, wonderful smells
- four season interest
- storm hardy plants
- green, sustainable, native plants
Let’s create an extraordinary outdoor space together.
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- Loaded w Beauty
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- Design Sketch w Hornbeam, Ilex, Acer, Lavender, Roses, Sedum
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- Uniquely Beautiful Landscaping Design
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- New Canaan: Stone Wall, Garden, Stone Path between Home and Corral
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- Sketch your ideas to life
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- Big Boulders need big equipment
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- Planting beauty
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- Uniquely Beautiful
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- Design Westport Garden
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- Design Westport Sturges Front
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- Gorgeous, Simple Front Garden
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- Belgian block and Beach Pebble Border for Herb Garden
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- Southport Entrance Garden
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- Fall Mums Add Accents
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- Flower pots by the beach
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- A15′ Hinoki Cherry says, “We belong here!”
Our staff is uniquely trained:
Dennis Leahy, Owner — spent 17 years in children’s software and electronics development at global companies such as LEGO and The Learning Company before starting BREN Landscaping back in 2003. He led development teams on products that had to be colorful, fun, engaging and built to a certain budget. His family is in construction, which is how he paid his way through UConn.
