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It’s autumn here in northern Nevada, which means stunning fall colors, cooler temperatures, shorter days, and chilly nights. It also means that most people aren’t thinking about their outdoor spaces, which makes sense. But if you’re thinking 2022 is the year you’ll finally tackle that landscaping wish list, don’t assume that means you have time to vet companies for the job. If a new landscaping project is the goal next season, the best time to contact a landscape company in northern Nevada is today.

Spring Landscaping Goal? Start Now

We’ve already established in another post that winter is the best time to engage a landscaper, and there are a few key reasons why.

• Seasonal lulls. Local companies like Harris Landscape Construction are hard at work on projects that were scheduled months ago. But as we wrap up these jobs and head into cold winter days, local landscapers won’t be quite as busy. This is a great opportunity for you to reach out and start vetting you options. Remember, Finding a licensed landscaper you trust shouldn’t be rushed.
• A comfortable timeline. When your company has a reputation for good work, your schedule fills up fast. By spring, companies like HLC will have a list of projects to complete through the very end of fall (and in some cases, early winter). If your goal is a 2022 landscaping project, you need to get on the schedule now. That kind of leeway also means your landscaper can more effectively manage the project for start to finish, including ticking off things like design plans and permits before work begins next year.

Next Steps

The best way to get started, even if you’re not entirely sure about every detail, is by reaching out to your preferred companies. That way, you can get on their schedule for a discussion about your project to see if a particular company is a good fit. That also gives you plenty of time to hammer out specifics and get you well and truly excited for the work ahead!

For landscaping projects in Reno and Sparks, we invite you to contact Harris Landscape Construction today.