Things to Remember as You Look to Hire a Landscaping Company 2012
What does one look for when approaching that design of a garden or a
park? Like all projects one has to first assess what one has to start
with before one can really plan but there are a lot of pointers that
should be taken into account.
Firstly the terrain has to be considered. Is the area
flat or hilly? Anything is possible given time and sufficient budget
but if one is on a very steep hillside it is very difficult to build a
bowling green. Similarly if one is in the center of the desert it is
hard to create a lush green river valley with a waterfall. The normal
approach would be to largely work within those features that one has.
Moving a lot of earth in cut and fill operations or the building of a
mountain where there isn’t one is hugely expensive.
Secondly one
must consider drainage. If the area to be considered is overlooked by
other, higher plots of land does the rainfall water from them flow
across this property, must drainage be allowed for, what about
turbidity? Must settling ponds be built? Is it on a flood plain? What
about those properties downhill from the one being considered? What
drainage must be afforded them? Is there a river nearby and could one be
contravening that Clean Water Act if that drainage is not sufficiently
settled?