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| Jim Bever, Jr. |
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With over 15 years of experience, Jim has had the opportunity to work on a variety of projects from residential to commercial. His commitment to design excellence combined with an in-depth knowledge of each unique site has helped transform client ideas and dreams into a realized vision. From traditional to unique, his projects have included; memorial gardens, English gardens, labyrinths and indoor waterfalls. Whether you live in a small urban setting or have a large country estate, Jim will approach your project as a unique opportunity to create lasting beauty to be enjoyed for years to come.
Interests:
Spending time with Stacy (wife) and three daughters, Mckayla, Sammantha, Emma, and son Alex, summer/ice fishing, hunting, riding ATV, snowmobiling.
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| David Sonka: Landscape Designer |
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David has had a passion for drawing, painting, and being outdoors since childhood. This passion led him through college to the landscaping industry where he has become one of the Twin Cities’ premier landscape designers. David has helped create hundreds of diverse landscapes, ranging in scale from a few thousand to over a million dollars, from Ham Lake, MN to Hawaii. With Bever Landscaping, he has received local and national design awards of excellence through the MNLA and PLANET. With graphics skills, field experience, David prides himself in artfully tailoring designs to the wants, needs, and styles of each client.
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| Jill Townley: Landscape Designer |
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Being a Landscape Designer is the perfect opportunity for Jill to blend her love for art and design with the science of construction. Everyday she gets to use the design principles and skills she gained while in architecture school and apply those to the outdoor world; working artfully with nature’s materials to create both a beautiful and a manageable landscape for each property. Jill’s favorite part of her job is helping homeowners dream up that perfect outdoor setting that not only fits their individual lifestyle, but also has architectural relevance and little bits of personality sprinkled throughout the space.
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| Jack Dorcey: Landscape Designer |
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Jack will settle for nothing less than a truly awesome landscape for his clients. For him every landscape is an opportunity to transform a dull lifeless yard into a dynamic space that homeowners will love. Jack strives to take every yard that he sets foot in to the very limits of what is possible. He will work with his clients to overcome any obstacle that might get in their way, be it physical or financial. Jack has been featured in Midwest Home magazine and Minnesota Gardener, and as a designer on the DIY network show Sweat Equity.
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| David Ruoho: Landscape Designer |
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David’s passion for Landscaping comes initially from a love of architecture. “I discovered early that I loved the artistic process of design and the act of creating something new. My study of architecture waned because it seemed so static. I wanted something else. When you build a home that’s it, your home doesn’t change unless you change it. David creates designs that not only change the way a space is perceived the moment it begins to be built but the moment it is completed and 10 years later. David designs and creates with flair for the sensible order of nature.
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