Yes we do. Our dedicated in-house estimator uses a detailed system based on historical data and hundreds of completed projects. For larger, more detailed estimates we may charge per hour, depending on scope.

We recommend speaking to an experienced landscape company or designer first. Agreeing on a design first makes it easier to define scope and control costs, and gives any other companies you partner with a clear vision to work towards.

It depends on the size, complexity and budget of your project. Sometimes just a design consultation could be all you need. Have a chat to us and we can recommend the best course of action based on our experience.

Yes, once we have a design in place there are often ways to “stage” a project for optimum efficiency and to help spread the cost.

It depends on the size of the project. Having a dedicated project manager can reduce costs by mitigating risks, ensuring timing and schedules are communicated, managing subcontractors, and avoiding any potential crossover between trades.

Your project manager will provide a projected start date and schedule of works with detail on what is happening when. Once your project is under way, you’ll receive a detailed progress update at the end of every working week.

We require a booking deposit of 10%, which will be deducted from the total cost of your service. Once we receive payment, we can book your project in to our schedule and will confim an approximate start date. We then start the process of planning, scheduling and ordering materials if required, keeping you updated along the way.