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yaliu07 said:
I had a price quote of 28K.  This is for front and backyard.  I asked around my neighbors and their price quote is around this range...  :(

Btw, in my price quote, the sprinkle system is around 3k.

You must of got a big lot in PP.
 
jmoney74 said:
aquabliss said:
Don't worry jmoney I live in your hood and all my neighbors put up their sat dishes with no HOA approval.  I'm also thinking of going Directv soon and I don't plan on filing.

ALERT! REPORT!  ;)

interesting.  Yeah.. I have to go Direct TV.  My buddies and I share one account.  lol.

I work for directv.  if you guys are interested w/ directv.  i can hook you up with $10 dollars off each month with "friend/family program".  Please PM me.

 
yaliu07 said:
jmoney74 said:
aquabliss said:
Don't worry jmoney I live in your hood and all my neighbors put up their sat dishes with no HOA approval.  I'm also thinking of going Directv soon and I don't plan on filing.

ALERT! REPORT!  ;)

interesting.  Yeah.. I have to go Direct TV.  My buddies and I share one account.  lol.

I work for directv.  if you guys are interested w/ directv.  i can hook you up with $10 dollars off each month with "friend/family program".  Please PM me.

Yaliu, can we get $10 off each month in combination with Costco $200 cash card offer?
 
yaliu07 said:
I had a price quote of 28K.  This is for front and backyard.  I asked around my neighbors and their price quote is around this range...  :(

Btw, in my price quote, the sprinkle system is around 3k.

For 28k it better come with a built in BBQ, raised planters, fire pit, landscaping lights, plants, drainage, water feature, pavers, grass or artificial grass.

You have to play hardball. I would even get separate quotes - back and front.
 
eyephone said:
yaliu07 said:
I had a price quote of 28K.  This is for front and backyard.  I asked around my neighbors and their price quote is around this range...  :(

Btw, in my price quote, the sprinkle system is around 3k.

For 28k it better come with a built in BBQ, raised planters, fire pit, landscaping lights, plants, drainage, water feature, pavers, grass or artificial grass.

You have to play hardball. I would even get separate quotes - back and front.

I wish someone on TI would recommend an affordable quality landscaper. Not ready to drop 40K on my yard.
 
I should start up my own landscaping company called... Affordable yet decent HOA approved style backyards
 
jmoney74 said:
eyephone said:
yaliu07 said:
I had a price quote of 28K.  This is for front and backyard.  I asked around my neighbors and their price quote is around this range...  :(

Btw, in my price quote, the sprinkle system is around 3k.

For 28k it better come with a built in BBQ, raised planters, fire pit, landscaping lights, plants, drainage, water feature, pavers, grass or artificial grass.

You have to play hardball. I would even get separate quotes - back and front.

I wish someone on TI would recommend an affordable quality landscaper. Not ready to drop 40K on my yard.

You should have bought tiny lots  :P
 
the best way to save money is to have the landscape do most of the work and then sue them for low quality and then you can get most of yr money back.

i heard one home owner stopped paying part of the agreed payment after the landscaping is done with all the plants planted and then sued the contractor for some minor hairline cracker in the concrete. and guess what, the court ordered the contractor to pay back a few grand to the home owner which means they spent less than half of what they should pay and got everything done.

personally, i just feel that this is a little unfair to the contractor. which concrete don't have hairline cracks.
 
This is a horrible post!!!  You should be ashamed of yourself!!!  I'm not sure what you do for a living but I hope one of your customers rips you off so that you get a taste of your own dishonesty.

rain said:
the best way to save money is to have the landscape do most of the work and then sue them for low quality and then you can get most of yr money back.

i heard one home owner stopped paying part of the agreed payment after the landscaping is done with all the plants planted and then sued the contractor for some minor hairline cracker in the concrete. and guess what, the court ordered the contractor to pay back a few grand to the home owner which means they spent less than half of what they should pay and got everything done.

personally, i just feel that this is a little unfair to the contractor. which concrete don't have hairline cracks.
 
don't get me wrong.
i was just trying to be sarcastic and i don't agree with that home owner at all.
sorry i didn't make it clear enough.

anyway, i feel really bad for that contractor.
 
rain said:
don't get me wrong.
i was just trying to be sarcastic and i don't agree with that home owner at all.
sorry i didn't make it clear enough.

anyway, i feel really bad for that contractor.

I got the sarcasm but yeah.. Wasn't that obvious. Lol
 
Duh! If I only read the previous 11 pages of this thread maybe I would have understood your humor.  My bad!

jmoney74 said:
rain said:
don't get me wrong.
i was just trying to be sarcastic and i don't agree with that home owner at all.
sorry i didn't make it clear enough.

anyway, i feel really bad for that contractor.

I got the sarcasm but yeah.. Wasn't that obvious. Lol
 
rain said:
the best way to save money is to have the landscape do most of the work and then sue them for low quality and then you can get most of yr money back.

i heard one home owner stopped paying part of the agreed payment after the landscaping is done with all the plants planted and then sued the contractor for some minor hairline cracker in the concrete. and guess what, the court ordered the contractor to pay back a few grand to the home owner which means they spent less than half of what they should pay and got everything done.

personally, i just feel that this is a little unfair to the contractor. which concrete don't have hairline cracks.

Hmm - I don't believe in your theory how to rip off people.
However the contractor should be accountable for their work.


 
I talked w/ landscaping company last night.  11.2K for front and backyard.

here is the breakdown
$2800 for concrete
$3000 for glass
$1800 for soil prep + sprinklers
$1800 for drainage
$1800 for 2 tree and 50g plants
$800 for design (will waive if hire them to do the work)
$11.2K
 
yaliu07 said:
I talked w/ landscaping company last night.  11.2K for front and backyard.

here is the breakdown
$2800 for concrete
$3000 for glass
$1800 for soil prep + sprinklers
$1800 for drainage
$1800 for 2 tree and 50g plants
$800 for design (will waive if hire them to do the work)
$11.2K

about how big (sq ft) is your yard ?
 
Speaking of landscaping.. anybody heard or used landscape locator (http://www.landscapelocators.net/) ?  It was introduced to me by a neighbor.  They are basically a middle man so that you only need to meet with them and they bid out your designs to their contractor networks..
 
yaliu07 said:
I talked w/ landscaping company last night.  11.2K for front and backyard.

here is the breakdown
$2800 for concrete
$3000 for glass
$1800 for soil prep + sprinklers
$1800 for drainage
$1800 for 2 tree and 50g plants
$800 for design (will waive if hire them to do the work)
$11.2K

Not bad... Can you let me know the size of your yard/yards?

I'm assuming you mean grass and not glass?
 
aquabliss said:
yaliu07 said:
I talked w/ landscaping company last night.  11.2K for front and backyard.

here is the breakdown
$2800 for concrete
$3000 for glass
$1800 for soil prep + sprinklers
$1800 for drainage
$1800 for 2 tree and 50g plants
$800 for design (will waive if hire them to do the work)
$11.2K

Not bad... Can you let me know the size of your yard/yards?

I'm assuming you mean grass and not glass?

wow that sounds really cheap... have to see the work though and would need to know size of yard like people are asking.
 
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