Hennepin County
Landscaping in Brooklyn Park, MN
Brooklyn Park mixes established neighborhoods with newer builds — we handle everything from finishing a fresh yard to rebuilding a tired patio or failing wall.
We work throughout Brooklyn Park, including neighborhoods like Edinburgh, Oak Grove, Zanewood.
Design & build services in Brooklyn Park
- Brooklyn Park paver patios
- Brooklyn Park retaining walls
- Brooklyn Park decks & gazebos
- Brooklyn Park water features
- Brooklyn Park fire pits
- Brooklyn Park fencing
- Brooklyn Park drainage
- Brooklyn Park irrigation
- Brooklyn Park planting
Seasonal services in Brooklyn Park
Why Brooklyn Park homeowners choose Great Goats
With 25+ years in the Twin Cities, owner Mike Olson designs every project personally and builds it to last Minnesota winters. You get local experience, a real plan, and an itemized estimate — not a vague ballpark.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Cost guides for Brooklyn Park homeowners
Real Twin Cities numbers, not vague ballparks — so you know what to budget before we ever walk your property.
Patios
How Much Does a Paver Patio Cost in the Twin Cities? (2026)
In the Twin Cities, a professionally installed paver patio typically costs $38 to $62 per square foot. A standard 300-square-foot patio runs roughly $11,000–$18,000. The biggest cost drivers are excavation and base depth, drainage, paver choice, and design complexity.
Retaining Walls
How Much Does a Retaining Wall Cost in Minnesota? (2026)
In Minnesota, retaining walls typically cost $50–$75 per square foot of wall face installed, with most projects running $4,000–$10,000. Walls taller than 4 feet usually require engineering and a permit. Drainage, not the block, is what determines whether a wall lasts.
Pricing
How Much Does Landscaping Cost in the Twin Cities? (2026 Guide)
In the Twin Cities, front-yard landscaping runs $1,650–$5,500, smaller projects $2,500–$5,000, and full installations $3,000–$15,000+. Labor is the biggest line item, often 40–65% of the total. Late winter is the cheapest time to book.