Standard On Every Gibraltar Home
Most builders hand over a new home with a strip of shrubs and two trees. Gibraltar plants four trees, layered bushes, hibiscus and flowering plants on every home we build, so the house looks finished the day you get the keys.
Landscaping is not an upgrade at Gibraltar. It is part of the home. Every new build in Brevard County is planted before closing with a three tier layout: trees for height and shade, bushes for structure, and florals for color.
Not two. Trees frame the house from the street and start giving shade in the first Florida summer.
A middle tier of bushes along the foundation and walkways, so the beds look full from day one instead of in three years.
Flowering plants at the front, chosen for Brevard's climate, so there is color at the entry year round.
The beds, the plants and the sod are in place at your final walk through. There is no bare dirt to deal with after closing.
Curb appeal is the first thing a buyer sees and the last thing most builders spend on. A home that is fully planted holds its value better, photographs better when you sell, and feels like a home instead of a job site on move in day.
Want to see it in person? Our Emerson model in Palm Bay has the full standard package in the ground. Compare the models or ask us about the plantings on a specific inventory home.
Ask about landscaping
Buying a Gibraltar home, building on your lot, or already living in one: tell us what you want to know and the team will follow up.
The quickest way to judge landscaping is to stand in front of it. Book a tour of the model or an inventory home.