Free Garden Quote Tool
Create an AI garden concept from your own photo, use it to explain your preferred direction, and request free quotes from matched local landscapers.
- Show landscapers the garden direction you want from the start
- Request quotes from matched local landscaping professionals for free
- Compare scope, inclusions, and options with clearer visual context
Start with a current photo of the outdoor area. A phone photo is enough for an early concept: keep the house, boundaries and major fixed features visible, then describe the layout, materials, planting style and practical needs you want to explore.
RealScape uses that photo and brief to create a visual garden direction. Generate alternatives when you want to compare paving, decking, lawn, garden beds, entertaining space or planting density. The aim is to make preferences easier to see and discuss before detailed planning begins.
Once you have a preferred direction, use the concept as a common reference when speaking with landscapers. A clearer visual brief can help each business understand the intended scope and makes it easier to compare inclusions, exclusions, materials and staging across quotes.
AI concepts are planning and communication aids, not measured construction drawings. Confirm dimensions, levels, drainage, services, access, product suitability, structural details and any permit or approval requirements with the relevant landscaper, supplier, engineer, council or other qualified professional before work starts.
Keep the generated image together with your written brief when the project moves forward. Note the features that matter most, the parts that are optional and any budget or maintenance priorities. The real site assessment and written quote should then confirm what can be built, supplied and priced.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the homeowner garden quote request free?
Yes. Homeowners can submit a garden quote request and receive responses from matched landscapers at no charge.
Does the AI concept replace a formal landscaping quote or plan?
No. It helps communicate your preferred direction. Landscapers still need to confirm measurements, site conditions, scope, and final pricing.
Can I compare quotes using the same garden concept?
Yes. Sharing one visual direction gives you a more consistent reference when comparing inclusions, exclusions, and options.