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Schaad Landscape Services
A family-run Vermont landscape company, established 1984 — one team for the whole property, built from the ground up.
- Sector
- Landscape Design/Build + Grounds Care
- Scope
- Signature Site
- Location
- Bennington, VT
- Year
- 2026
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Dossier
F.01 / DOSSIER
Schaad Landscape Services is a family-run landscape company in Bennington, Vermont — established 1984, with more than forty years across design/build, grounds maintenance, hardscapes, and irrigation, plus snow removal with 24-hour emergency winter service. The relaunched site leads commercial: campuses, storefronts, HOAs, senior living — one team for the whole property — with the homes in between.
We built the signature site on a deep near-black forest green, alternating with parchment-cream sections, antique-gold engraving, and a burnt-orange call to action under a subtle film grain. The hero is a scroll-scrubbed canvas build sequence — SCROLL · FROM THE GROUND UP — an autumn Vermont property assembling as you scroll: white farmhouse, red barn, misty ridgelines, graded dirt with survey stakes. Fraunces carries the headlines with key phrases in gold italic; Hanken Grotesk carries the body.
A circular gold-engraved crest anchors the identity — the Bennington Battle Monument between pines over furrowed rows, ringed EST. 1984 — alongside six engraved gold-on-green service illustrations, real project photography, the white plow-truck fleet, and a giant ghosted 1984 watermark behind Perry Schaad's single-truck-and-wheelbarrow origin. Set against our machine-register AI sites, this is the same precision in a heritage register — engraving where they run blueprint grids. Range is a discipline, not an accident.
Design specification
F.02 / DESIGN SPEC
- Palette
- Deep forest green · parchment cream · antique gold · burnt-orange CTA
- Type
- Fraunces display serif, gold italic key phrases · Hanken Grotesk body
- Motifs
- Scroll-scrubbed build-sequence hero · engraved crest · 1984 watermark
- Voice
- Small crews. Stubborn standards. That's the Schaad way.