Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! We offer plan view and 3D designs for our landscape and hardscape estimates.

Many homeowners request some form of a design to see what the intended outcome of the project will be. This is also useful for H.O.A purposes and approvals. 

Our plan views and 3D designs provide you with a 3D video rendering of the project to include labels and materials description.  The design also helps to ensure we share the same vision and that you get the most out of your outdoor space.

Hardscaping is an aspect of landscaping that provides structure and functionality to outdoor areas. This includes patios, walkways, driveways, and retaining walls that complement the landscape in a residential outdoor area; enhancements such as fire and water features make for great focal points for any outdoor space.

The use of hardscapes can allow you to extend your indoor living space into an outdoor area or can enable you to improve the functionality of your space by addressing existing terrain issues.

It depends on how much space is available and how you intend to use the area. Will you be entertaining family and friends frequently, or will it be primarily used by just your family? A good rule of thumb is to plan for 25 square feet of space per person. Also, remember to take into account patio furniture, outdoor planters, and other patio accessories.
Ideally, the project would be finished with flowers, bushes, or trees that complement the project.

You can count on Haul and Install Landscaping to add new trees, bushes, and flowers to your landscape. We strive to come up with the best theme and function for your lawn and landscape, after all, it’s an investment you’re entrusting our teams with.

A retaining wall can assist in the following: making an unusable hill into a usable area, provide access to and from an area, add aesthetic value to the home or business, and increase the market value of a home or business due to the transformations that a retaining wall can provide.

Every job is unique. Price can vary based on the amount of excavation, site access, type of pavers, the amount of material needed, as well as manufacture specifications. The best way to find out is to discuss your unique project with one of our professionals.

You only a permit if your Retaining Wall is over 4 foot high.