FAQ Category: Contracts & Bids
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Can I trust a landscape contractor with my project?
Trust starts with credentials and transparency. In Utah, landscape contractors should carry an S330 license and current insurance. Ask for both in writing. Check online reviews and request references from recent projects in Salt Lake or Davis County. A contractor…
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Do neighbors often complain about landscaping projects?
Complaints usually happen when projects disrupt neighbors with noise, dust, or blocked driveways. In Salt Lake and Davis Counties, most cities allow construction work from early morning until evening, but it’s wise to inform neighbors before work begins. Large equipment,…
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How do I handle payments during the project?
Payment schedules should always be tied to progress, not promises. In Salt Lake and Davis Counties, most reputable landscapers request a modest deposit (10–30%) to secure your spot and purchase materials. After that, payments are usually broken into milestones such…
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How do I know if my HOA will approve the project?
Most HOAs in Salt Lake and Davis Counties require approval for visible landscape changes, especially fencing, retaining walls, or major plantings. Start by reviewing your HOA’s design guidelines or CC&Rs (covenants, conditions, and restrictions). Submit your contractor’s design plan, including…
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What happens if the landscape company doesn’t finish on time?
Delays can happen, but the way a company handles them shows their professionalism. A solid contract should include an estimated timeline and outline how weather or supply issues may affect it. In Utah, spring rain and supply chain delays are…
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