1. Initial Consultation
Every enquiry requires an initial garden visit. This is a great opportunity for me to meet you and discuss any ideas and a budget. While on site I can get a good feel for the project size and take measurements of the area.
At this stage it is quite important to talk about a budget for the garden, this way I can quote a price based on the provided budget. It maybe worth decreasing your maximum budget total slightly incase any extra funds are required further down the line.

2. Rough Design
After the initial meet, using the latest design software, I will go away and create a detailed, scaled drawing, using the ideas we have discussed in the first initial visit. This design can either be emailed or another site visit can be arranged to discuss the new design. Any design changes are best made at this stage.

3. Quote
Once a design and the garden budget has been supplied, I will provide a full written quote briefly explaining each stage of the job, and a rough estimate of materials, plant hire, waste management and labour costs. If you don't decide to accept our quote for the landscaping work, then a garden design fee will be charged.

4. Approval
If you are happy with the quote and final garden drawing, and email confirmation has been received, a booking deposit of £100 will be invoiced and a provisional start date can be agreed and booked in.

Unfortunately jobs can over-run, so before the time approaches, contact will be made by myself to keep you updated on a more accurate start date. One week before the agreed start date, an invoice will be sent via email, so all materials, plant hire and waste management can be arranged prior to starting the job. Unfortunately, no work can commence until this invoice has been actioned.