Stately brick home with manicured landscaping in McLean, Virginia

Landscape Services in McLean

McLean's reputation for stately properties and serious investment in outdoor space sets the bar for our work in this part of Fairfax County. Across Langley, Chesterbrook, McLean Hamlet, Salona Village, and Pimmit Hills, Sunrise Landscape & Design has spent decades creating landscapes worthy of McLean's most refined homes — from full-property masterplans on multi-acre estates to elegant front entrance redesigns on tighter lots. McLean properties often combine mature trees, slope, and high client expectations, which means our work here typically involves custom hardscape, layered planting design, precision lighting, and complete maintenance programs that keep the result looking pristine year-round. Our team handles the entire arc: design, construction, lighting, irrigation, drainage, and ongoing care. Whether you're planning a full estate landscape near Langley or refreshing a Chesterbrook backyard, we bring the same standard of craftsmanship that has made Sunrise Landscape & Design a trusted name in McLean for nearly four decades.

Services in McLean

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Hardscape Design Services

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Landscape Design Services

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Landscape Lighting Services

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Ponds & Water Features

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Drainage & Erosion Control

Stone pathway flanked by green hedges leading to a grassy backyard with trees and a fence.

Landscape Maintenance Services

Gray building with white double doors and red trim, surrounded by neatly trimmed bushes and green trees under a clear blue sky.

Commercial Landscaping

Neighborhoods We Serve

Langley, Chesterbrook, Pimmit Hills, McLean Hamlet, Salona Village

Estate Work Around Trees Worth Protecting

McLean properties in Langley and Chesterbrook carry the kind of mature canopy you cannot buy back once it is damaged. Estate-scale design here starts with an honest tree assessment: which oaks and beeches set the structure, where root zones forbid grading, and how drives, walls, and plantings can be placed without paying for it a decade later in declining trees. The formality level is the client's call. The tree protection is not.

Also serving: Langley, Salona Village, and Chesterbrook.

Koi pond, waterfall, and mature tree canopy on a Sunrise Landscape estate project

Common Questions

Root zone fencing, no-dig zones, air-spade work near critical roots, and designs that route hardscape outside drip lines wherever possible.

Yes, from boxwood parterres to allees, along with the looser naturalistic style many McLean clients now prefer. The property and the architecture guide the vocabulary.

That is normal at this scale: a master plan first, then phases sequenced over one to three years with a single point of accountability.

Regularly. Landscape works best designed alongside the other trades, not after them, and we are comfortable in that room.

See how our design process works from concept to build: Landscape Design