Landscaping costs vary depending on the size of your property, the services required, and the scope of the work. Routine landscape maintenance is typically priced differently from larger projects such as landscape installations, retaining walls, and patios.

At GreenWish, we evaluate each property's needs and provide a detailed estimate outlining the proposed work and associated costs. Our goal is to help you understand exactly what you're paying for before moving forward.

Most hardscape projects take 3–10 days, depending on size, design, and weather conditions.

More complex builds with steps, walls, or drainage systems may take a little longer.

We provide a clear timeline before we begin so you always know what’s happening on your property.

Yes — drainage is one of our most requested services.

We install French drains, regrading systems, downspout extensions, dry wells, and other solutions to eliminate water pooling around your home.

Proper drainage protects your foundation, landscaping, and hardscape investment.

Our landscape maintenance services are tailored to each property's needs. Routine maintenance typically includes mowing, string trimming, edging, and blowing grass clippings from paved surfaces.

Additional services such as shrub trimming, landscape bed maintenance, mulching, and seasonal cleanups can be incorporated into your maintenance plan.

Whether you're a homeowner or managing a commercial property, we'll work with you to establish a clear scope of services and a maintenance schedule that fits your property's needs.

Permit requirements depend on the type and scope of your project, as well as local building regulations. Certain retaining walls, patios, and projects involving significant grading or drainage changes may require permits or additional approvals.

During the planning process, GreenWish can help identify potential permit requirements and discuss any necessary approvals before construction begins. Permit applications, engineering, and HOA approvals will be addressed according to the agreed project scope.