Retaining wall

[Grass Doctor]

Originally Posted by Steve With your two estimates, is there a standard percentage increase you like to hit with your 'landscapers choice' bid price? Like for instance, do you give one price of $X and the landscaper's choice is usually 20% more? Or does it all just depend on the job and what you think would be the ideal way to do it and price it? some times its a 25% on material and lets say 25 % profit u have to raise them both, lets say in the first appraisal i will use metal edger to do flower beds, and in the second one i will try to go with natural stone, always say this increase value of property and it looks more classy and it will last longer, i say this will depend in the way you sell your project, i try my self to be patience, confident and talk with authority, like i know what i am doing, and not talk to much, some times i tend to be overexcited well im still learning,but this method will get me landscape projects 90% of the time i do presentations.

[greenergrasstreeandshrub]

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base is very impotant what type wall are you going back in with? a natural stone segmental retaining wall wood, brick. but it is important you have a good leval base to start with you have some sort of drain behind the wall no matter what size the wall is you don't want to build it only for hydrolic presure to knock it down