Dahlkemper Landscape Architects & Contractors assisted Fairview Township in developing the Fairview Commerce Green in the Fairview Business Park, including laying out trails and the giant flagpole that can be seen from I-90 to the south.

The corner of State Street at Glenwood park avenue was an empty lot with a rotting stump in the summer of 1999. John Ferguson led the charge to establish a memorial for the veterans of WWII.

This home is located at 1153 Hilltop Road. The work on this location started in 1986 as indicated on the sketch at the left for Dr. Larry and Judy Rusin.

Winter is a great time of the year for deep thinking and conceiving future plans. During the winter of 1996, the landscape architects of Dahlkemper Landscape Architects and Contractors developed plans with the Erie Western Pennsylvania Port Authority for the improvement of the Liberty Pier.

In 2009, the Burger King on Peach Street was undergoing a building renovation and needed some landscape repair.

Of those 60 years, this person, Jerome Anthony ‘Stick’ Dahlkemper, has been around for 50 of those single-handedly improving Erie’s environment.

Before photo of 6745 Manchester Road. The homeowner wanted and outdoor space that suited the architectural style and made the best use of the yard.

Repetition is a design technique to strengthen a composition. At this residence, the architecture of the home has repeating rooflines in the gables to strengthen the french country style.

The pattern of the landscape can be revealed in the winterscape as seen here at this home at 76 North Lake Drive, Chatauqua.

Following his dad, this homeowner has a private backyard area.

For the last 22 years, Dahlkemper Landscape Architects & Contractors has been planting, renovating and managing the landscape of this country home.

The placement of a new home being built in 2000 by Laughlin Builders put the sun room up against a bank looking into the woodlands.

Over the years Dahlkemper Landscape Architects & Contractors has done a number of projects on the Villa Campus.

Dahlkemper Landscape Architects and Contractors installed the landscape of the new Catherdral Prep Events Center in 2010.

This complete landscape renovation included a wrap around front landscape planting, extending the front walk, and additional parking for the narrow driveway.

The winter of 1999 was spent over the drawing boards and in meetings with Fairview Township officials and residents to develop a master plan for a new park on the property across from Pleasant Ridge Manor.

In 2002 the Avalon asked Dahlkemper Landscape Architects & Contractors to look at its struggling courtyard.

In 2002, Bob and Diane Banks moved into this classic Erie home at 6th and Cherry.

60 years and still Erie's choice!

In 1992 when Sue Sutto built her landmark real estate office at 12th and Powell, she trusted Dahlkemper Landscape Architects & Contractors to give it the curb appeal a professional would expected, and that has lasted 22 years.

Dahlkemper Landscape Architects & Contractors developed the landscape plans for the very large industrial site developed for Bush Industries.

In 1996 the tennis courts were expanded at the Kahkwa Club. Dahlkemper Landscape Architects & Contractors supplied the design expertise and planting installation to complete the plantings around the new courts.

1552 South Shore Drive is a classic Erie estate with a large lot, beautiful trees, and a view of Presque Isle Bay.

In 2005, Dahlkemper Landscape Architects & Contractors redesigned the front of the Erie County Courthouse with Architect Mike Grab.

In 2003, Dahlkemper Landscape Architects and Contractors was part of the team that helped create the beautiful setting of the Children's Adventure.

Yesterday and Today! This home was built in 1980 by Bud and Barbara Bracken on Saybrook Drive. The house was strategically located to preserve a large maple that was part of the old Griswold estate.

We still take advantage of the snow. A lot of snow plowing back in the old days…

Jim with Grandpa Christ and Grandma Edna. Jim Dahlkemper was in the army as an MP stationed in Germany when the company was founded.

Chuck Dahlkemper loves to cut grass… he was in the right business!

The gardening tradition is deeply rooted in the Dahlkemper Family.

Since 1955 the Dahlkemper name has been affiliated with environmental improvement in Erie as my father, Chuck Dahlkemper founded Dahlkemper Landscaping.