This recently initiated service has proven very effective in bringing clients a professional design at an economical cost, permitting us to work with people all over the country and the world. In this process, you contact us either by mail, email or through the form below. Tell us your interests, your wants and needs and send us pictures of your property. We will then contact you, ask some questions and give you a price for creating your design.
There is no commitment in contacting us - it is simply an inquiry at this stage. And if you have any questions, please feel free to email.
Just let us know your interests and needs, who is in your family, if you have pets and what sorts of things you like. Later, if you decide to proceed we'll ask for measurements and photos.
Things to think of while filling out the form:
- Do you have pets? Don't forget them. A landscape design that does not include the fact of a dog or an outdoor cat will be a landscape design that fails.
- Do you have children? How many, what ages, and what do they like to do?
- What does your spouse like? Sometimes spouses are very similar in their tastes and sometimes they are very different. We need to know about your spouse's tastes because you would probably be amazed at the possibilities for a unified landscape design that thoroughly pleases you both. That is the beauty of design. When properly approached, it really works.
- Tell us how you would like to use the space, if you entertain and for how many.
- Do you like water features?
- Do you want to grow vegetables?
- Would you like to dine in the garden?
- What else?
Tell us everything you can think of that might help us know what you like and what you are like. Virtually everything you say, no matter what you say, will be helpful.
Pictures
Send us your pictures. These are an essential component of the online landscape design process. We need to see your space or property and the pictures you take are crucial. If you have a digital camera, great. You can email the pictures. Otherwise, please use the post.
Tips For Taking Photos:
- Stand in one corner of your garden and take a series of pictures that will show the entire space, one picture slightly overlapping another, from that spot. Then do the same from the other corners. Do this both from the house looking out and from the property looking toward the house.
- If you have an upstairs room looking down on the garden area, take one or two from there too.
Don't forget to hit the 'Submit' button at the bottom.