This page explains where the price ranges and local facts come from, how current they are, and what a page can tell you about your yard. Read it before you use a number from a cost section as a budget.
What happens when I call the number on this site?
Call (747) 243-2089 to talk about a yard. If all lines are busy, leave a message or send the form, and someone from our team will call you back. The price for any job is set after someone has seen the yard, and the work is covered by a separate written agreement. Nothing about the call obliges you to book work.
Where do the price ranges on this site come from?
Every number in a cost section is a published range from a third party source, named or described by type. Landscaping figures come from a national cost guide's 2026 data, built on 32,752 projects, which puts the average at $3,516 and most projects between $1,248 and $6,068. Crew rates come from a national cost guide, 2026, at $50 to $100 per hour for a 2 person crew. Sprinkler repair figures come from a national cost guide's 36,233 project sample. These are published national ranges, not a quote. The final price comes after someone sees the yard. A yard with deep caliche, narrow access or a grade that falls toward the house can land above a published band, and a small refresh can land below it. Every cost page carries a date, and the date moves when a source is updated, so check it before you rely on a number.
Where do the facts on this site come from?
Prices come from published national cost guides. The watering guidance, the rebate rules and the housing count come from City of Chandler pages, soil guidance comes from the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension, and plant zones come from the USDA hardiness map. Each source is named or described in the sentence that uses it.
What can a page tell you about your yard?
A page can describe how a Chandler project usually runs. A start date and a finish date are set for a specific job, and a project can land above or below a published range. How a plant, a lawn or a paver finish performs depends on soil, water and weather. Each figure comes with its source, and the phone number is on every page. If a claim on a page cannot be traced to its source, treat it as an error and tell us. That standard is easy to test: find the source, look for the number, and see whether the sentence matches it.
Questions people ask
What should I have ready when I call?
The ZIP code, the project type and a rough size of the yard. Those 3 details make the first call useful, and a photo or 2 on your phone helps.
Do I pay more by calling this number?
No. The call is free, and reading the pages is free as well. The price for any work is set after someone has seen the yard, and nothing on this site adjusts it.
Are the cost figures from Chandler projects?
No. They are published national ranges from national cost guides, described on each page. Local conditions such as caliche, access and grade move a price inside or outside those bands, and only a site visit settles it.
