Included in the written plan
- Site-condition review
- Plant and material discussion
- Defined installation area
- Labor and material allowance
- Watering and establishment notes
- Recurring-care impact review
Separately quoted improvements
Add the right improvement without hiding it inside maintenance.
Mulch, replacement planting, seasonal color, and soil work are planned as defined projects with their own material, labor, access, and watering assumptions.
How the scope works
A recurring plan should be specific enough to manage.
Canyora reviews the planting zone, existing irrigation, light, soil condition, access, desired appearance, and ongoing care before proposing materials. Generated or stock service examples are never presented as completed work.
What shapes the quote
- Square footage and depth
- Plant quantity and container size
- Removal and preparation needs
- Access and carrying distance
- Irrigation readiness
- Hauling and disposal
Quoted separately
- Unlimited plant replacement
- Structural landscape construction
- Grading or drainage engineering
- Electrical work
- Major irrigation redesign
- Unlicensed chemical applications
Property observations
Care includes noticing what is changing.
A successful improvement connects installation to maintenance. Canyora explains what changes in the recurring plan and what establishment care the new material may require.
Free 15-minute property walkthrough
See the property before defining the plan.
Share the property type, approximate landscaped area, current condition, and preferred schedule. Canyora confirms route fit and the next useful step.