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This document outlines the service details for an on-site consultation and raingarden design offered by Metro Blooms. It includes fee information, scheduling details, and a waiver for advisory services

How to fill out on-site consultation and raingarden

How to fill out On-Site Consultation and Raingarden Design

1. Gather necessary information about your property, including size, soil type, drainage patterns, and existing landscaping.
2. Identify specific areas where water tends to pool or where you want to improve drainage.
3. Schedule an on-site consultation with a professional design expert.
4. Discuss your goals and any concerns you have regarding stormwater management.
5. The consultant will assess the site and suggest appropriate raingarden designs based on your property's characteristics.
6. Review the proposed design, ensuring it meets your needs and preferences.
7. Plan for the installation, including selecting plants that are suitable for your environment and maintenance requirements.

Who needs On-Site Consultation and Raingarden Design?

1. Property owners experiencing drainage issues or water pooling.
2. Landowners looking to enhance their landscaping while managing stormwater effectively.
3. Individuals interested in sustainable gardening practices.
4. Homeowners wanting to improve ecological health and biodiversity in their yard.
5. Municipalities or organizations promoting green infrastructure solutions.

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What are the downsides of rain gardens?

If a rain garden is installed in an area where the road routinely floods over the curbs, water will flow into the rain garden over the sides and cause erosion. It will also result in deeper water than intended, which will take longer to drain out.

How do you design a rain garden?

How To Build a Rain Garden in 10 Steps STEP 1: CHOOSE THE BEST LOCATION. STEP 2: TEST THE SOIL AT YOUR SELECTED LOCATION. STEP 3: DESIGN THE SIZE & CAPACITY. STEP 4: DIG YOUR HOLE. STEP 5: CREATE THE OVERFLOW PATHWAY. STEP 6: ADD SOIL, SAND, & ROCKS. STEP 7: SELECT & PLANT THE PLANTS.

What is the average cost of a rain garden?

The cost of completing a rain garden varies considerably, typically ranging from $4 per square foot to $35 per square foot, depending on the source of the materials and who does the work. Use of a professional contractor and landscaper will result in higher costs.

What are the disadvantages of a rain garden?

Rain gardens can create a natural habitat for butterflies, birds and wildlife. Rain gardens can add beauty to the landscape, resulting in an increase in property value.

How expensive are rain gardens?

A DIY rain garden costs between $3-$5 per square foot, meaning a 100-400 square foot garden could range from $100 to $2,000, depending on materials and complexity. Opting for professional installation significantly raises costs, averaging $10-$20 per square foot.

Do rain gardens increase property value?

Even though 75% of the rain gardens were aged 7 years or less, the drop off in satisfaction can be seen in the 4-to-7-year group.

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What is On-Site Consultation and Raingarden Design?

On-Site Consultation and Raingarden Design refers to the process of evaluating a specific site to provide recommendations and designs for implementing raingardens, which are landscape features designed to manage stormwater runoff.

Who is required to file On-Site Consultation and Raingarden Design?

Individuals or organizations looking to implement raingardens on their property, particularly when modifications to drainage systems or stormwater management practices are involved, are typically required to file On-Site Consultation and Raingarden Design.

How to fill out On-Site Consultation and Raingarden Design?

To fill out the On-Site Consultation and Raingarden Design, the applicant should provide necessary site information, including property details, existing drainage conditions, and any previous stormwater management practices, along with their proposed design and objectives.

What is the purpose of On-Site Consultation and Raingarden Design?

The purpose of On-Site Consultation and Raingarden Design is to properly assess the specific environmental conditions of a site to create effective raingarden solutions that enhance stormwater management, improve water quality, and promote ecological health.

What information must be reported on On-Site Consultation and Raingarden Design?

The information that must be reported includes site location, soil types, existing vegetation, impervious surfaces, drainage patterns, proposed raingarden dimensions, plant selections, and maintenance plans.