FAQ

What this page is for

Use FAQ to clear up timing, pricing, fit, and process questions before you send the wrong request

Start here if your main question is how the process works, what happens after you submit, or whether the request is better handled as consultation, estimate, delivery, or a direct service follow-up.

How long does it take?

We review requests within 1 business day. The full timeline depends on scope, season, materials, and whether the next step is a consultation, estimate, or order-related follow-up.

What happens after I submit?

We review the request, confirm whether we need more detail, and follow up with the right next step instead of sending a generic reply.

Do you deliver?

Yes, for products and bulk materials when delivery makes sense. Delivery depends on route, destination, unload access, and the material or product involved.

Do you install?

Yes, where the service includes on-site work. Some projects are product-only, some are service-only, and some move through both.

How does pricing work?

Pricing is based on the real project scope. We use estimate and proposal-based pricing where flat pricing would be misleading.

How does seasonal timing affect things?

Season matters for plant availability, delivery demand, and project scheduling. If timing is important, the earlier you reach out, the better.

Service-specific answers

Use the core service pages when you need the service-specific proof, timing, delivery, and request context instead of a generic answer.

Landscaping

Use the landscaping page when the main question is scope, process, and what kind of on-site work fits the property.

VIP Home Services

Use the VIP page when the question is about seasonal continuity, recurring support, or higher-touch property care.

Custom Planters

Use the planter page when the question is about container count, style direction, refresh timing, or on-site versus drop-off work.

Bulk Materials

Use the materials page when the question is about quantity, delivery access, pickup, or product fit before ordering.

Still have a question?

Use the next step that matches how defined the work already is

Start with consultation if the service path is still unclear. Use estimate if the work is already defined enough to talk pricing.

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