Do I need a Design?

    Whether you’re planning a complete removal and replacement of existing landscaping, or you have a newly constructed home, having a design will prove beneficial for the final result. A design guides a project and helps keep the contractor and you on the same page by avoiding miscommunication and guesswork.

      You should expect that some changes to a design will occur during the course of any project.  Remember that old adage, “the devil fools with the best laid plans”?  Well, it still holds true. In spite of this, a well developed plan can go a long way to making sure you receive quality results.

Benefits of a Design

v     Maintain your budget
   Once you’ve determined a budget for your project.  A design can be tailored to fulfill your plans.

v     Precise Proposals
    Obtain an accurate materials list needed to complete the job along with the cost.

v     Envision the results
    A design can offer different ideas and let you see what the outcome of your project will look like.

v     Make changes
    Designs can be modified to your requirements before you start a project and materials are purchased.

v     Phased Installation
    Designs allow for the development of a strategy to install your project in stages. This is especially useful in bigger jobs with budget limitations.

v     Increase value
     A well thought out and properly implemented design can improve the value of your home.

v     Maximize Usability
     A good designer will evaluate your circumstances and propose ideas that will take full advantage of the space or area you want to improve.

v     Do it yourselfers
    If you like to do things yourself a good design offers a guide to installation as well as a list of materials you’ll need.

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