Trusted Landscaping Services for Beautiful Homes

Landscaping costs can range from a few hundred dollars for basic planting or cleanup to several thousand dollars for lawn installation, irrigation, drainage, pavers, retaining walls, or complete redesigns. The final price is shaped by property size, site access, plant and material selections, labor requirements, grading needs, and whether existing features must be removed. Comparing written estimates helps clarify what each scope includes.

TrustPatrick can help connect homeowners with local professionals for landscape design, planting, lawn installation, landscape maintenance, irrigation and sprinkler work, tree services, drainage, grading, gravel or crushed stone placement, and paver hardscaping. The best match depends on the details of your property and project. Include your goals, site conditions, and desired features when submitting a request for more relevant contractor connections.

You share details about the landscaping work you need, and TrustPatrick uses a transparent request process to connect you with qualified local professionals from its vetted network. Contractors are pre-screened and background-checked. Where available, you can receive up to three estimates to compare. TrustPatrick does not use pay-to-play rankings, so contractor placement is not determined by advertising payments.

No. The TrustPatrick process is designed to be no-obligation, so you can review contractor options and estimates before deciding whether to move forward. You retain control over your project, including the scope, budget, schedule, and contractor you choose. Ask each contractor to provide a clear written scope covering labor, materials, exclusions, projected timeline, and payment terms before signing an agreement.

A useful landscaping estimate should identify the project scope, labor, materials, plant quantities or varieties when applicable, equipment needs, site preparation, disposal, permits if required, and an expected schedule. For irrigation, drainage, grading, or hardscaping, it should also explain installation methods and materials. Review exclusions carefully, including utility marking, unforeseen site conditions, ongoing maintenance, and warranty coverage.

TrustPatrick offers access to up to three estimates from qualified local contractors, subject to availability for your project and area. Comparing multiple estimates helps you examine differences in scope, materials, timing, and proposed solutions—not simply the total price. A lower estimate may exclude preparation, drainage measures, plant warranties, cleanup, or other work included in another contractor’s proposal.

Simple planting, lawn, or maintenance projects may take one or several days, while comprehensive installations involving grading, irrigation, drainage, retaining walls, or pavers can take longer. Timing depends on project size, crew availability, material lead times, weather, site access, and any required approvals. Your contractor should provide a projected start date, work sequence, and anticipated completion window in writing.

Many landscaping professionals can address related drainage and irrigation needs, including French drains, erosion control, sprinkler repairs, irrigation installation, grading, and water-management improvements. However, capabilities vary by contractor and project complexity. Describe pooling water, runoff paths, sprinkler concerns, and affected areas when requesting estimates. This allows potential contractors to determine whether an on-site evaluation or specialized solution is appropriate.