How the price is worked out

The exact amount comes in writing after a free site visit. Here is how each job is priced and what makes it cost more or less.

How it's priced

“By arrangement” helps no one. Here is how we price each job, so you know what to ask when you call others too.

JobHow it's pricedWhat it depends on
Seasonal contractA fixed monthly fee, March to NovemberLawn area, hedges and beds, how often we come
MowingPer visitArea, grass height, slope, clipping collection
Clean-up, leaves, hedge, pruningPer visit, after a site visit or from photosHow overgrown it is and how much waste is hauled away
New lawnPer square meterSeed or sod, how much soil prep is needed
Automatic and drip irrigationBy design: number of zones and meters of pipeWater pressure, type of heads, controller, trenching in an established lawn
Start-up and winterizingPer system, by number of zonesHow many zones and heads, access to the valve box
The exact amount is given in writing after a site visit. Travel to sites beyond 20 kilometers is added separately.

What makes it cost more

A yard that hasn't been kept up for seasons. Steep ground. Lots of green waste to haul away. No water in the yard. Irrigation in an established lawn.

What makes it cost less

A contract for the whole season. Several jobs in one visit. A compost spot in the yard. Irrigation put in before the new lawn.

Two ways to work together

Seasonal contract

March to November, on a schedule. A fixed monthly fee, agreed after the site visit.

  • The same people every time
  • The work follows the yard's calendar
  • Priority in the schedule in May and June
  • Irrigation start-up and winterizing are in the plan

What the contract includes

One-off visit

One job, when you need it. The price is given after a site visit or from photos.

  • Clearing an overgrown yard
  • Autumn leaves, pruning, hedge
  • New lawn or irrigation system

How the price is worked out

How much water your lawn needs

Enter the area and see how many liters a week your lawn drinks in July and how many minutes one zone should run.

Your lawn

What it's watered with

Water per week in July —

Per watering —

Minutes per zone —

Summer rule of thumb: about 25 liters per square meter per week. Rotors put down about 12 mm per hour, spray nozzles about 40. The real schedule depends on soil, shade and slope and is set on site.

The site visit is free

Send two photos of the yard and tell us whether you want one job or the whole season. We'll tell you over the phone when we can come.