This page explains where the prices and facts on this site come from and the limits of what a page can tell you about your yard. It is short on purpose.
How are calls handled?
Calling (747) 243-2089 reaches the line for Phoenix area landscaping questions. If the line is busy, leave a message or send the form, and someone from our team will call you back. The final scope and price are set after an on-site assessment of the property.
How are the prices on this site produced?
Every dollar figure here is copied from a published source, and the source sits next to the number or in the sentence that carries it. Landscaping ranges come from national cost guides, which report an average of $3,516 across 32,752 projects and $50 to $100 per hour for a 2 person crew. Turf, paver and sprinkler figures come from separate guides, each with its own sample. The $2 per square foot grass removal figure is a city program rate, and the page that uses it says so. These are published national ranges, not a quote. The final price is set after an on-site assessment. A Phoenix lot with caliche, rock or narrow access can land above the top of a range.
How should a published price be read?
A number here may not match your yard, and a start date, a finish date or a plant's survival depend on conditions on site. A quote depends on measurements, soil, slope, access and the condition of what is already in the ground, and none of that is visible from a form. Two yards on the same street can differ by thousands of dollars once the ground is opened and caliche or an old valve box is found. A published average is a planning aid, not an offer. A bid far below every published range may leave something out, such as the base prep, the haul away or the irrigation.
Where do the facts on this site come from?
Prices come from published national cost guides. Program rules and water guidance come from City of Phoenix pages, plant hardiness data from the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map, and soil notes from University of Arizona Cooperative Extension. The source is named or described by type in the sentence that uses it.
What should I confirm with the city before work starts?
City rules change, and a page written today can be out of date by the time you read it. Before work starts, confirm what applies to your address with the department that handles it. For water questions, the City of Phoenix Water Services (opens in a new tab) pages publish the current conservation programs and outdoor guidance. For a wall, a shade structure or a gas line, ask about permits before anyone orders material. HOA design review runs on its own clock and can add weeks, so start that early. Keep every approval in one folder. If a rule on this page and a rule from the city disagree, the city is right and this page needs an update.
Questions people ask
What does this site publish?
This site publishes information about landscaping in Phoenix: services, local conditions and published cost ranges. The final scope and price are set after an on-site assessment.
Is there a charge to send a request?
No. There is no charge to read the pages or to send a request.
What if a call does not reach a person?
Try (747) 243-2089 again, or send the contact form with the ZIP code and the project, and someone from our team will call you back.
