What drawings do you need?
A landscape or hardscape plan, key dimensions and material references are a useful starting point. Sections, grading plans and spot elevations help define steps, slopes and retaining walls. We identify missing information during the brief review.
Can I send PDF, CAD or SketchUp files?
Yes. Share an accessible Google Drive, Dropbox or WeTransfer link. Include PDF references where possible so we can review the design clearly. File compatibility and any editable-model requirements are confirmed when agreeing the scope.
How long does a project take?
Timing depends on the site, drawing completeness, required views and revision scope. We review the brief before confirming a schedule; no standard turnaround is promised on this website.
How are revisions handled?
We agree the review points and revision scope before work begins. Design changes or additional views are discussed with you before they are added to the work.
What will I receive?
The agreed set of landscape presentation images in the confirmed formats and resolution. Aerial views, eye-level views and rendering enhancement can be scoped as needed. Editable source files are discussed separately.
How do I get a quote?
Send your plan or project link, a short description and the views you need through Request a Quote. We review the available information before discussing scope and fee.
Is the landscape model generated by AI?
No. The landscape workflow shown here uses SketchUp modeling and Lumion rendering. AI supports selective image enhancement, followed by human review against the source render and design references.
Do the images verify construction dimensions?
No. Visual comparisons help inspect design relationships. A render or overlay is not a survey, engineering assessment or dimensional certification; final construction information comes from the responsible design professionals.