Looks come from detailing; longevity comes from prep. Non-negotiables: compacted base layers, correct edge restraints, proper drainage, matched plant-to-site conditions, and quality irrigation parts at correct pressure. Ask for manufacturer install guides and have the crew follow them. That’s what keeps patios flat and plants alive.
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Is it safe to give a landscape contractor a deposit?
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Is this the right time to start with a landscaping company?
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