You're on the books.
Check your email — the details are already sitting in your inbox.
Nice.
You're in.
And you just did something most people won't.
You measured your own damn yard, told us exactly what you're after, and put a time on the calendar.
Most folks want a number handed to 'em without lifting a finger.
You went and got it yourself.
Respect.
So here's what happens next.
We take what you traced, check it against the satellite on our end, and build out a real design for your yard — the turf, the layout, the numbers.
Then we walk you through the whole thing at the time you picked. Fifteen minutes, over the phone, from wherever you are. Nobody's coming out to stand in your grass.
All I ask is four things:
- Get it on your calendar. Use the button up top, or accept the invite sitting in your email. Either way, don't let it sneak up on you.
- Answer. It'll be a number you don't recognize. Probably a local one. Pick it up anyway.
- Be somewhere you can talk. Ten minutes of actual attention beats twenty of "uh huh" from the truck.
- Think big. Front yard, back yard, the dog run, the putting green. Tell us the whole vision, not the safe version.
Need to move it? There's a reschedule link in that same email. Better you shift it than miss it.
What you traced is a ballpark, not a bid. Could be off a bit either way, that's normal, and it's why we confirm it properly before anybody quotes you a price. Nobody's holding you to the pixel.
Cool?
See you on the call,
