Trusted Lawn and Landscaping Services

TrustPatrick provides a transparent contractor-matching process for homeowners planning outdoor projects. Submit details about the work you need, such as landscaping, irrigation, drainage, tree care, or hardscaping. TrustPatrick then helps connect you with screened, background-checked local professionals. When available, you may receive up to three estimates to review and compare before deciding whether to move forward.

You can request contractor connections for landscape design, planting, lawn installation, landscape maintenance, sprinkler systems, tree trimming or removal, drainage solutions, grading, gravel or crushed stone placement, and paver or retaining-wall projects. Describe your property goals, the work area, and any concerns such as runoff, erosion, damaged trees, or an outdated yard so contractors can better understand the scope.

Yes. TrustPatrick offers the ability to compare up to three estimates when matching availability allows. Comparing estimates can help you evaluate each contractor’s proposed scope, materials, timeline, and pricing structure. Make sure each estimate addresses the same project goals, and ask contractors to clarify what is included, such as site preparation, plant materials, cleanup, irrigation adjustments, or permits.

TrustPatrick’s value proposition is a network of vetted, background-checked contractors. This screening helps homeowners avoid starting from an unfiltered list of providers. Before hiring, homeowners should still review each contractor’s estimate, discuss project-specific experience, confirm applicable licensing or insurance requirements, and obtain written details for the agreed scope, schedule, payment terms, and warranty coverage.

No. The TrustPatrick request process is no-obligation. A request is a way to describe your lawn or landscaping project and explore contractor options without committing to a job. You can use the information and estimates you receive to compare approaches, ask follow-up questions, and choose whether a proposed contractor and scope are the right fit for your property.

Prepare a short list of goals, such as improving curb appeal, adding usable patio space, correcting drainage, replacing a lawn, or reducing maintenance. Note approximate dimensions, site access, existing irrigation, slopes, trees, and utility features. Photos and inspiration images are useful. Ask each contractor about materials, plant selection, drainage strategy, maintenance needs, project timing, cleanup, and how changes will be approved.

Project cost is shaped by the size and condition of the site, design complexity, grading needs, access, labor, plant and material selections, irrigation work, drainage requirements, and hardscape features. Tree removal, retaining walls, pavers, and extensive site preparation can also affect pricing. A detailed written estimate should separate the proposed scope, materials, allowances, timeline, and any work excluded from the price.

Timing depends on the project scope, contractor scheduling, weather, material availability, and site conditions. A small planting or sprinkler repair may take a short visit, while grading, drainage, lawn installation, patios, or retaining walls may require multiple phases. Ask the contractor for an anticipated start date, working schedule, milestones, and how weather-related delays or approved changes could affect completion.