Frequently Ask Questions


EASTROCK LANDSCAPE

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1- Is Eastrock Landscape a licensed contractor?
Yes, we are licensed by the State of California and we hold a C27 Landscape Contractors License.  Our license number is 724946.  You can verify that our license is in good standing at the Contractors State License Board Web Site  by entering our license number into the appropriate box on their site.

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2- Are you bonded and insured?
We are bonded ($12,500.00), carry commercial general liability insurance ($2,000,000.00) and insured for worker compensation insurance ($1,000.000.00).  This information can also be verified on the Contractors State License Board Web Site by inserting our license number into the appropriate box.  After entering the license information you will be able to review the license details.

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3- Who manages your projects?
Owner and General Manager, Larry Mertz personally supervises each project.  Larry has a hands on approach to running his projects and is involved throughout the entire process.  From design suggestions to verifying the type of bolts used to attach an arbor beam, all details are reviewed for aesthetics and function.

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4- How important is quality workmanship?
Quality workmanship is our number one goal.  We strive to be perfect in every aspect of our business.  A complete list of specifications regarding how we construct various elements of our projects is available on the menu located on the top of this page.   Our commitment to quality and excellence is driven by our passion for being a leader in our field.  We are always researching new products and techniques that will improve our knowledge and enhance our services.

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5- How do we pick our materials?
There are various options for selecting materials.  We can visit our local suppliers to select some of the materials during which time we can tag selected  items, holding them for a future pick-up.  We also have a portfolio and trade brochures to review.   In either case you get our professional advice on blending the materials for your project. 

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6- How long will our project take?
Projects vary in size and complexity.   We give start and completion dates with our signed contracts.   We are punctual and organized and committed to completing each project on time and budget.  We are affected by bad weather and sometimes special orders.  We encourage our clients to select their materials as soon as possible to reduce material delays.

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7- Will our project need a permit?
In most cases you will need a permit to construct arbors, retaining walls, fire places and raised decks.    Utilities such as electrical work (not low voltage lighting), sewer lines and gas lines will also require permits.   We are capable of pulling  all necessary permits.

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8- Do you offer warranties?
We offer outstanding warranties.  When you build quality projects it is easy to back them with the best warranties in the industry.   Many of our warranties are twice as long as our competitors.  You can review our warranties by clicking the "Warranty" button located on top of this page.

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9- Do you have references?
Yes, we have a long list of references. You will receive a list of names, addresses and phone numbers upon request.

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10- Are your contracts detailed and itemized?
Our contracts are organized and detailed.  We itemize each area of your project giving a complete and detailed description of the work to be completed.  Each item has a cost associated with it so that you know exactly what your paying for and what your getting in return.  Our clients appreciate this thoroughness as it promotes a clear understanding of our clients expectations.

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11-  How do you handle change orders?
A change order is necessary when a client changes the scope of work.  When this happens our clients know they will be treated fairly.  Since we itemize our contracts it is easy to understand how much you are paying for each item.  If you reduce or add something to your project you know how much it will cost to add or subtract from the base price.


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