GETTING STARTED 

• Send us the contact form under the home page tab "Contact Us" or an email and we will schedule a no-cost on-site consultation. 

• We will meet with you to discuss your goals for the landscape project.  We will show you photographs of similar projects that L.I.D. has completed and suggest possible design solutions. 

• To initiate work on your project, we will execute a simple Retainer Agreement and have you provide a small deposit. 

• Using a survey of your property that you provide, we will do a thorough inventory of existing hardscape, plants, elevations, irrigation system, and other site improvements. 

• You will complete an online questionnaire to communicate your goals, style, color preferences, and all the landscape elements you want. 

• We will create design concepts.  Then, we will meet with you to discuss design concepts and preliminary cost estimates. Changes that result from this review will be noted. 

• A final Master Plan drawing set and Final Landscape Bid will be created and provided to you. The drawing set will include a demolition plan, hardscape plan, planting plan and irrigation and lighting plan as appropriate. 

• Following any minor changes that are needed, we will provide a Landscape Services Contract for the work.  When the contract is signed your project will be put on the construction schedule and materials will be ordered. 

• One of our expert three to four-man crews will build your project with the supervision of our landscape architect and general manager.  If any subcontractors are involved, we will schedule and supervise their work as well. 

• You will enjoy your new outdoor living space for years to come.

 

LINKS TO HELPFUL INFORMATION

 Visit this site to see a great online resource of products and services in Boulder County; and while you're at it, check out our ad in the Resource Directory page.  Check out the magazine itself (at newstands) for interviews with homeowners about their amazing stories and adventures in home improvement.
Boulder Home & Garden Magazine

This site has a wealth of info and tips on topics from horticulture and gardening to health issues, and from family matters to financial matters.
Colorado State University Cooperative Extension

At this site, a group effort program by Denver Water, Denver Botanic Gardens, CSU, and the Green Industry, you'll find helpful and descriptive listings of the best and interesting drought-tolerant plants for gardening in our Colorado conditions.
 Plant Select

Take a glance for a virtual "escape" to nature's canvas of plants and wildlife.  Or go to the actual Botanic Gardens for a real escape for the senses.
The Denver Botanic Gardens