Start Your Project with help from Hattoy’s
Fill out our Request a quote form and submit that to us on the Contact Us page of our website.
Do it Yourself Project Help
If you are interested in Do it Yourself project service help, please schedule a time to meet or discuss with a qualified staff member at our store. We want to give you our undivided attention, so it’s best to plan appropriately with the staff member who will be helping you. This service is free of charge and is complimentary through our staff that works at the nursery.
Let Hattoy’s do the work!
Once we discuss your project with you, we will go through there next step which might include making an appointment to meet with you at your property or at our nursery to discuss your goals, ask questions, get ideas, and figure out exactly what you would like to have done. We can show you many pictures from our design portfolio to help set expectations and establish a project plan, budget, etc. Call us today (401)-821-5549 Line 2 for more information.
Designer Profile: Ethan Hattoy is the oldest son of our owners, Mark and Denise. He has been around the nursery since he was a young boy, and has worked with his family his entire life. Drawing and painting from a young age has now translated into his role in our business. Now, Ethan draws designs of landscapes while giving people advice through his expertise in plant care.
After studying business at Bentley University for one year, Ethan decided to come back home so he could immerse himself in the family business. He transferred to the University of Rhode Island, working full time and studying plants to increase his knowledge more. After taking classes in landscape architecture, design, and plant sciences he graduated with a degree in Environmental Horticulture and Turfgrass Management.
Currently Ethan runs and oversees all crews and work within the landscaping company. Recently, he served as President of the Rhode Island Nursery and Landscape Association.
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