Top 10 Landscape Architects & Designers in Thousand Oaks, CA
Top questions to ask before hiring a landscape architect & designer
A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.
Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?
Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.
First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.
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Worst experience ever! Asked for a quote on garage flooring + shelving. Ori comes out to look at the place and give me an estimate. I tell him again I need epoxy floors and shelving and he says something to the effect of you need to do your own shelving. ...
I am very disappointed on their service. The patio cover was installed in the wrong area. The owner is very unreasonable, they would not fix their mistake and expect to get pay more to fix it. Unbelievable. The sales person will not answer his phone. He t...
These guys are a joke. They do poor work that falls apart after less than 6 months. We hired Evergreen Construction Group to do a full remodel of our backyard because we thought they were a decent hardworking business. They hire cheap subcontractors who a...
Scammed an old lady for her money. They replaced 2 pieces of wood, painted over old gutters and rotten wood. Who charges $8,500 for pressure washing house? Concrete and driveway not even cleaned at all. They hired two random dudes from Home Depot come pai...
I spent over $40k to fix a garage leak. The process took a very long time (8 months) to get resolved. The construction workers broke my front yard sprinklers and damaged one of my cars with a cement mixer. When I brought it up to them they apologized for ...
Rude, disrespectful. After posting, Evergreen Construction responded by post that I contact them. I did, with no response. That shows two things: they wanted to look good in public, but also reinforced my initial criticism. All show but ultimately disresp...
Terrible experience! Strongly do not recommend - very unprofessional - didn't even finish the job and it was 2 days before Thanksgiving with family coming. Once they were here an hour late, they said they were out of their league with switching out a ligh...
Evergreen called me for about a year asking if there were any projects they could help out with. I finally agreed to have them come out to bid on a concrete project. Two people showed up took measurements, pictures, etc. and quoted me on the spot at $42,0...
Warning!! This construction company was awful to work with. They have poor communication, poor customer service skills and a lack of enthusiasm for the project. They made many mistakes in the bathrooms that we had renovated. The way they dealt with my fam...
Buyer beware. The good reviews may be fake. This company rushes to get your 50% deposit and then disappears without doing the work. After demo is done you are put on hold. WARNING:: if you ask for their subcontractors business license numbers or the profe...
Poor work. Had them reside and put new roof on the house. Every rainstorm there are leaks into the house. I have had them back out to the house to fix the issues and nothing ever gets resolved. I have had hire a new company to fix the mistakes made by Eve...
Sales person pulling a fast one - blatantly false, shameless sales pitch. Not sure how these people have a 5 star rating here. See other websites and you'll find a strong of 1 stars for months! I wouldn't be surprised if many who did sign their contract...
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Design a large or complex garden
More than 1,000 sq ft
Drought-tolerant garden
Raised garden beds, Walkway, path or pavers, Rain water collection or rain barrel, Irrigation and sprinkler system, Pots and planters, Major parts of the project include implementing a space for a rock garden or rain garden in a number of places, using DG for at least two spaces, finding an alternative to a space of grass that works as a dog and a three-year-old play area, as well as eagerly creating meadow spaces for pollinators, in addition to cultivating the garden beds we currently have (that are not at their peak)