Legacy meets you at the property to discuss the project, understand your goals, review the space, and begin defining how the outdoor areas need to work together.
FROM FIRST CONVERSATION TO FINAL WALKTHROUGH.
Legacy guides a substantial outdoor project from the first on-site conversation through design, material selection, construction, and the final walkthrough. You can see the direction, refine it before construction, and know what happens at every stage.
ONE PROJECT. A DEFINED PATH FROM FIRST LOOK TO FINISHED SPACE.
A substantial outdoor project has more moving parts than a quick estimate can show.
Legacy gives homeowners a clear path: first understand the property, then define the project, refine the design, confirm the details, and carry that direction through construction to the completed space.
START AT THE PROPERTY.
Legacy meets you at the property to discuss the project, understand your goals, and review the space. The first conversation begins with how you want to use the outdoor areas and what needs to work together.

A CLEAR SCOPE AND INVESTMENT.
Legacy provides a detailed, itemized proposal outlining the proposed project scope and investment. It gives you a clear starting point for deciding whether to move the project forward.
A PLACE ON THE SCHEDULE.
When you approve the proposal and submit the required deposit, Legacy reserves the project and places it on the construction schedule. The design process then moves into the detailed work that prepares the project for construction.
SEE IT BEFORE WE BUILD IT. CHANGE IT UNTIL IT’S RIGHT.
Legacy creates the 2D construction design and property-specific 3D renderings for the proposed outdoor space. These materials make the direction easier to review before construction begins.
The design is not a one-look decision. Legacy continues refining the direction while changes are still part of the planning conversation—not the jobsite. You can see the direction, make the changes that matter, and move forward with clarity before construction begins.

FINALIZE THE MATERIALS THAT SHAPE THE SPACE.
Legacy finalizes the colors, materials, finishes, and other selections that support the approved direction. The materials are considered as part of the whole outdoor space, not as disconnected decisions made after construction begins.

REVIEW THE PROJECT BEFORE THE FIELD WORK BEGINS.
About one week before construction, the estimator, project manager, and homeowner walk the project together and review the approved direction, materials, scope, and remaining questions. This is where the project is confirmed before the construction work begins.
BUILD WITH ONE CLEAR POINT OF CONTACT.
The project manager becomes your primary point of contact and manages the project through construction. The work moves forward from the approved direction established in the earlier steps.

WALK THE FINISHED SPACE TOGETHER.
Legacy walks the completed project with you and confirms that everything is complete. The process closes where it began: at the property, with the finished outdoor space ready to be used.

THOUGHTFUL FROM FIRST CONVERSATION TO FINISHED WORK.
The clearest measure of the process is how it feels to the people moving through it.
“Exceptional from start to finish. Wait until you meet Alan, the owner. He will make you feel special from day one. His design was great. His team was fast, friendly and skilled. Excellent communication.”
BEFORE YOU BEGIN.
Useful context before the first conversation.
The detailed, itemized proposal outlines the proposed project scope and investment. It gives you a clear starting point for deciding whether to reserve the project and move into design.
The detailed design process begins after the project is reserved. Legacy then creates the 2D construction design and property-specific 3D renderings for the proposed outdoor space.
Yes. Every Legacy project includes unlimited design revisions before final scope confirmation. The direction is refined while changes are still part of the planning conversation, before construction begins.
Colors, materials, finishes, and related selections are finalized as part of the design and preconstruction process, before field work begins.
About one week before construction, the estimator, project manager, and homeowner walk the project together and review the approved direction, materials, scope, and remaining questions.
The project manager becomes your primary point of contact and manages the project through construction.
Legacy walks the completed project with you and confirms that everything is complete.
BRING THE QUESTIONS. START WITH THE PROPERTY.
Tell Legacy what you want the space to do, the areas you are considering, and the change you have in mind. The first conversation is where the project begins.

