Get Design-Ready Before You Hire a Landscaper

Most homeowners know they want to improve their outdoor space but aren’t sure where to start, what it should cost, or who to hire.

Groundwork helps bridge the gap.

Through a Design-Ready Session, I help homeowners clarify their vision, identify priorities, understand the major cost drivers, and create a practical roadmap for moving forward. The result is a clearer plan, a more realistic budget, and greater confidence when speaking with landscapers, contractors, and designers.

Groundwork doesn’t replace a landscape designer - it helps you become an informed, prepared client before you hire one.

Why Homeowners Use Groundwork-

  • Avoid costly mistakes and unnecessary spending

  • Understand realistic budget expectations

  • Clarify goals before requesting bids

  • Learn what drives project costs

  • Move forward with confidence and direction

Walk Away with a Clear Plan

Design-Ready Session (Virtual)
$275.00

A 60 - 90 minute working session where we go through your space, your goals, and your budget.

You’ll leave with:

  • Clear direction for your outdoor space

  • Realistic budget ranges

  • A prioritized plan of what to do first, next, and later

  • The confidence to move forward without second guessing

In-Person Design-Ready Session
$395.00

A 60–90-minute on-site session where we walk your property together and make real time decisions based on your space. Includes everything in the virtual session, plus:

  • On-site layout guidance and spatial flow insights

  • Immediate feedback on what will and won’t work

  • Smarter decisions around grading, layout, and usability

  • A deeper level of clarity you can only get in person

Best for: Homeowners who want expert guidance in their actual space before hiring a landscaper.

Limited availability for In-person sessions each month

The Groundwork Plan
$650.00

If you want to take it a step further, I can turn your session into a clear path of project priorities, phasing options, budget ranges, and a hiring road map of who to talk to next. That’s planning!