An inquiry is not an order.

When do these terms take effect?

These terms take effect on October 10, 2026. They apply to your use of downtelandscaping.com, its public pages, its inquiry form and its support chat. A later version replaces this text only when the revised page is published with a new date.

They do not rewrite a separate written project agreement. If the wording here concerns the website and the signed project documents concern an installation, the project documents govern that installation.

Who are these terms with?

These terms are with Downtelandscaping, trading at downtelandscaping.com, presenting Down to Earth Landscaping Co. The postal address is 2719 S Acoma St, Englewood, Colorado 80110, Englewood, Colorado, United States.

For a question about these terms, call 720-584-4558 or email [email protected]. The company serves Cherry Hills Village, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Cherry Creek, The Pinery, Castle Pines, Centennial and Lone Tree.

What does this site provide?

The site describes design and installation for patios, pools, outdoor kitchens, pergolas, landscape planting, irrigation systems, decorative landscape lighting and fire features. It gives a visitor a way to explain a property, its access, grade, drainage and intended use.

It is not a construction drawing, a structural instruction, a permit, a site survey or a promise that a pictured finish suits a particular property. A patio starts with the base, not the pavers. The actual base depth, fall, drainage detail and edge restraint depend on measured conditions.

No licensing status, licence number or certification is stated because none was supplied for this site. The three-time ALCC award distinction is not regulatory approval and does not replace project documents.

What happens when I send an inquiry?

Nothing is sold or paid for on this site. There is no cart, checkout, payment flow or card collection. A form submission, chat message or confirmation that a message arrived does not authorise entry, excavation, installation or a charge.

The catalogue carries no binding quote. If a figure is discussed during an early conversation, it is an estimate based on stated assumptions, not a binding quote. Access, demolition, excavation, drainage, utility routes, material selections and the work boundary can change what has to be built.

An inquiry becomes an order only after the proposed work and its terms are set out in a separate written agreement and accepted by both sides. That agreement is where scope, price, schedule and any project-specific terms belong.

How is any project price based?

Project discussions use USD, United States dollars. No public price, average cost or package rate appears in this catalogue. A price basis follows the measured property and the work agreed in writing.

For patio design and installation Denver, the basis can include measured surface area, demolition, excavation, base depth, edge restraint, material and access. Pools involve site access, excavation, pool system coordination, the structural surround, drainage and finish. An outdoor kitchen depends on the cabinet and counter run, utility routes, appliance allowances, foundation and weather protection.

Pergola design and installation Colorado depends on footprint, post foundations, span, shade treatment and attachment conditions. Landscape design Englewood Colorado depends on planting area, soil preparation, grading, plant schedule and installation phases. Irrigation, lighting and fire features each carry their own routes, controls, fixtures, fuel or clearance questions.

A changed finish, utility route, access condition or measured drainage problem can change an estimate. Ask for the changed scope and cost in writing before approving it.

What may I not do here?

Use the inquiry and chat routes for a genuine project conversation. Do not submit another person’s details without authority, impersonate a property owner, or knowingly send false information. Do not send passwords, payment details or unrelated sensitive records.

Do not use the site for harassment, unlawful material, bulk messages, code intended to damage a device, attempts to bypass safeguards or unauthorised access. Do not describe a neighbour’s land as available access without permission.

If a control fails, describe the page and the problem through the published phone or email instead of repeatedly sending the same request. Good-faith browsing remains welcome.

Who owns the site material?

The operator owns or has the right to use the site text, brand marks and photographs. Reading a page does not transfer copyright, a mark or a photograph to a visitor. Do not copy the work into another company’s advertising or present it as your own.

You may read the pages while considering an inquiry and may link to a page. Ask permission before republishing text, reproducing photographs or using the company marks. Rights in a project drawing, if one is later made, belong in the written project agreement.

What is provided as is?

Website text, photographs and general descriptions are provided as is for evaluating an inquiry. They are not promised to be uninterrupted, error-free or suitable as construction instructions for a particular property. A photograph cannot reveal buried utilities, soil conditions or the correct drainage fall.

No project warranty or guarantee is offered through this website. The three-time ALCC award statement is not a warranty of future results. Ask for any project-specific warranty terms, exclusions and claim instructions in the written agreement before work begins. No coverage period is stated here.

What is the limit of responsibility?

To the extent allowed by applicable law, the operator is not liable for an indirect or consequential loss arising solely from an interruption of the site or reliance on general catalogue information instead of project-specific advice. Do not order materials or start excavation from a website description.

Nothing here removes a mandatory consumer right or excludes responsibility that cannot lawfully be excluded. No monetary liability cap is stated. Responsibility for agreed construction work belongs in the written project agreement and remains subject to applicable law.

When can access be refused or withdrawn?

The operator may restrict or refuse access to the form or chat when those routes are used for spam, harassment, impersonation, unlawful material or interference with the site. Access can also be interrupted for security or maintenance.

A restriction on website use does not cancel an existing written project agreement and does not prevent a lawful data request. Use the published email or postal address to ask about a restriction. Do not evade it with a false identity.

Which law applies?

These terms run under the law of Colorado, United States, with disputes heard in the courts of Englewood, subject to any mandatory rule that applies. A particular installation is also governed by its accepted project agreement.

US state privacy law applies, including California’s CCPA/CPRA and the other state laws in force. GDPR sections are written for visitors who reach the site from Europe. A visitor may complain to their state Attorney General, and in California to the California Privacy Protection Agency.

How are changes announced?

Changes to these terms are announced by publishing revised text on this page and changing the effective or last-updated date. Keep a copy of the version relevant to an inquiry if you need a record of what you read.

A website revision does not rewrite a signed project scope or change its price. Changes to agreed work need written project arrangements. The cookie statement and privacy statement explain storage and personal information separately.

How do I ask about these terms?

Send a question to Down to Earth Landscaping Co. at [email protected] or call 720-584-4558. Written questions can quote the section heading and say whether they concern the website or a particular project agreement.

For access to, correction of or deletion of personal information, use the data request route. A data request is answered within 7 days. Inquiries and their email copies are retained for 36 months; chat transcripts for 12 months; server and access logs for 30 days; a consent-choice record for 12 months.