Request an Estimate

Request a Landscaping Estimate

Share a few details and we'll respond within 1 hour, 8am–8pm, with the clearest next step.

Response within 1 hour, 8am–8pm

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No deposit required

Call or text available

Lexington is the primary route, Nicholasville and Paris are regular secondary service areas, and Georgetown stays qualification-led by address, scope, and scheduling fit.

PROJECT DETAILS

Start Your Estimate

Extra details, timing, and photos can be added below if helpful.

Share the basics now. We'll confirm the clearest next step after we review it.

Contact

Add a phone number, an email address, or both. We only need one way to reach you.

Location

We respond within 1 hour, 8am–8pm, by call, text, or email. Insured through Liberty Mutual. All applicator licenses held. No deposit required. Extra details and photos are optional.

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AFTER YOU SUBMIT

What Happens After the Estimate Request

The form starts the estimate conversation. It does not lock you into a project or replace the property review when the scope needs one.

You get a clear next step within 1 hour, 8am–8pm.

Orlando's Landscaping reviews the request, confirms the likely service path, and follows up by call, text, or email. Simple scopes may start with a few clarifying questions. Larger installs, drainage issues, tree planting, or renovation work usually move into photo review or an on-site walkthrough before pricing is finalized.

Lexington is the primary route. Nicholasville and Paris are regular secondary service areas, and Georgetown projects are confirmed by address, project scope, and scheduling fit.

What to include for a faster estimate

  • Your address or the closest cross streets
  • The main service you need, such as mulching, planting, mowing, drainage, or renovation work
  • A few photos of the area if you already have them
  • Any timing pressure, access issue, gate code, or parking constraint
  • Whether the work is one-time, seasonal, or recurring