Check three safeguards. 1) Scope: detailed drawings, plant list (botanical names/sizes), base depths, and irrigation specs. 2) Contractor: S330 license, insurance, local references you can visit. 3) Commercial terms: line-item pricing, change-order rules, milestones, and warranties. If you have those, you’re not making a huge mistake—you’re managing risk. If any piece is missing, fix it before work starts.
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Related FAQs
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Did a landscaper rip me off?
The first step is to compare what was installed against the contract. Were plant sizes smaller than specified? Was the…
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What does “S330 license” mean and why does it matter for a landscaping company?
The S330 license is Utah’s official classification for landscape contractors. It’s issued by the Department of Professional Licensing and ensures…
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How long does landscaping usually take?
Project timelines depend on size, scope, and weather. In Salt Lake and Davis Counties, a small planting bed may take…
