FAQ Category: Miscellaneous
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Should a landscape contractor be bonded? Is that required?
In Utah, bonding is not always required for every landscape project, but it’s a strong sign of professionalism. A bond is essentially a financial guarantee that protects the homeowner if the contractor fails to complete the job or meet obligations.…
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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 that companies performing landscaping work have met state requirements for training, insurance, and accountability. Without this license, a contractor is…
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How do I know a landscaping company won’t kill my existing trees?
Mature trees are valuable, and careless work can damage or kill them quickly. Heavy equipment compacting soil around roots, cutting into root zones during trenching, or changing drainage patterns can all stress or kill trees. A professional landscaping company in…
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Will a landscaper understand why my yard floods every spring?
They should. Yard flooding in Salt Lake and Davis Counties usually comes from two main issues: poor grading and compacted clay soils. A knowledgeable landscaper will start by checking slope away from your home — ideally, soil should drop at…
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Can a landscape company handle Utah’s weird weather and soil?
Yes, but only if they have experience working specifically in Utah’s unique conditions. Salt Lake and Davis Counties face clay-heavy soils that compact easily, limiting root growth and drainage. Winters bring freeze-thaw cycles that can crack poorly installed pavers and…
