There are several factors that affect the cost of your landscaping project. Size/scope of the project, materials needed, grade improvements, walkways and patios, landscape walls, and plants used in the design all factor into the final price. We take each of these facets into consideration with every quote that we do.
Landscape design starts with a plan, and your preferences and the features of your home and yard will guide the process from there. Suburban Earthworks can help you maximize your outdoor space and get the most out of your landscaping budget.
Lower-end costs could be shoring up leaning fences, reworking patio areas (redesigning and repaving) a deck extension or a clean and stain to refresh it. Choice of materials can play a big part in the price of landscaping projects, does your design incorporate concrete, pavers, gravel or more expensive options such as sandstones or hand-laid slate pavers?
Large costs can be incurred if there is a pressing need to address significant issues such as property-wide drainage and water runoff, any needed property leveling, retaining wall construction, consents needed, and replacing/adding structures such as decks, fences and garden paths. The steepness of a yard and ease of access for materials and equipment can also play a part in affecting pricing. Temporary access tracks or build scaffolding to carry out certain parts of the work will increase costs.
Lower-end costs could be shoring up leaning fences, reworking patio areas (redesigning and repaving) a deck extension or a clean and stain to refresh it. Choice of materials can play a big part in the price of landscaping projects, does your design incorporate concrete, pavers, gravel or more expensive options such as sandstones or hand-laid slate pavers?
Large costs can be incurred if there is a pressing need to address significant issues such as property-wide drainage and water runoff, any needed property leveling, retaining wall construction, consents needed, and replacing/adding structures such as decks, fences and garden paths. The steepness of a yard and ease of access for materials and equipment can also play a part in affecting pricing. Temporary access tracks or build scaffolding to carry out certain parts of the work will increase costs.
