Huser’s Outdoor Design + Build

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Taking this as a sign to stay home—play in the snow with my kids, cuddle up, check in with family, and count my blessings. Grateful for everyone out there clearing roads, including our crews working to keep driveways and walkways safe. See you when the roads are clear ☃️ — Wan-Chi Landscape Designer, Huser’s Outdoor Design + Build #indianapolisindiana #meridiankessler #broadripple

This one came together in the heart of winter ❄️

A longtime client subdivided their property and built a new home next door to sell. After loving the work we’d previously done at their own house, they brought us in again to handle the full landscape package for the new build:

• Grading and drainage
• Bed prep + plant installation
• Sod installation
• Downspout drains
• Patio, steps, and steppers to the detached garage
• Final privacy screening

Our crew pushed through snow, frozen ground, and tight timelines to get sod installed before Christmas—with everyone pitching in, from the field team to the designer, owner, and office staff. Early January wrapped it up with the final touches.

The result?
The home hit the market and sold within 24 hours.

Landscaping doesn’t just finish a home—it helps sell the story buyers fall in love with. 🌿🏡

After moving from Seattle, I had to relearn what winter interest looks like in Indiana. At Huser’s, we design landscapes that rely on structure, texture, and plants that actually show up—so your yard doesn’t disappear when winter arrives.
— Wan-Chi | Landscape Designer

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After moving from Seattle, I had to relearn what winter interest looks like in Indiana. At Huser’s, we design landscapes that rely on structure, texture, and plants that actually show up—so your yard doesn’t disappear when winter arrives. — Wan-Chi | Landscape Designer #broadripple #meridiankessler #indianapolis

Flashback to this screen install from early 2025 — now freshly painted to match the house this fall! We think it looks great both ways. Which do you like better: natural wood or painted to match?