I don't give one-size-fits-all quotes. Before pricing anything, I walk the property. If moss is the issue, drainage gets checked first. Is water pooling? Is the lawn sitting under heavy tree canopy? What's the soil pH doing? The fix depends on what's driving the problem. That might mean aeration, lime, drainage work, overseeding, or some combination. One correct answer per property, not a package sold to everyone.
For hardscaping and drainage work, we look at the slope, the existing base, and how water moves across the property after a heavy rain. A paver patio installed without accounting for drainage will settle and crack within two PNW winters. A retaining wall without proper drainage behind it will lean. We build to hold through wet winters, not just look good on day one.
Every job gets a clear scope, a firm date, and a crew that shows up when they said they would. That's it.