3D design renderings

The hardest part of a landscape job is that nobody can picture it. A plan on paper does not tell you whether the patio is big enough for the table, whether the wall will feel too close to the back door, or what the whole thing will look like once the lights are on.

So on larger jobs we build it in 3D first. You get the actual property, with the paving you chose, the wall in the stone you picked, the planting at a realistic size and the lighting switched on. It is the point at which most people move something, and moving it on screen costs nothing.

It also means the price you are quoted is the job you have already seen, and the crew builds from the same model rather than from a conversation somebody had in March.