Our goal is to make the planting process as easy as possible for you. It is key to us that once we have agreed to work together that the installation and ongoing maintenance is unobtrusive and should be of no distraction to your office.

Our step by step process to installing and maintaining plants in your office:

 

1. Visit and Scoping session

We will arrange a visit or a video call to discuss your requirements, define the most suitable displays for your office and agree which purchase option and contract lengths are most suited for you.

We will also evaluate your space and establish which plants are best suited to your space and light conditions.

3. Contract

Once you are happy with the proposal and planting options, we will send you a contract document for you to sign. Once this is signed your order will be passed onto our operations division to be processed.

5. Delivery time

It will take approximately 3-5 weeks for your order to be processed, depending on the planters and plants that have been specified.

2. Proposal

From the information gathered in our scoping session we will create a proposal document providing you with the suggested planting and rental and maintenance options.

4. Account & Direct Debit setup

You will now receive a document to fill out to set up your account. This is a 1-page document, as shown here. We will also ask you to set up Direct Debit for the monthly payments.

6. Installation

When your plants are ready, 1-2 of our maintenance technicians will install your plants. For a 10-plant install this takes about 1 hour. For bigger installs this can take longer.

7. Maintenance

Now it is our task to care for and maintain your plants. You will be assigned a plant technician who will then visit your site every 2 to 3 weeks depending on the plant displays. The maintenance technician will carry out the maintenance; mainly watering as necessary, cleaning the plants and treating any pests or diseases. If any of the plants are failing, he will replace these on his next visit with no additional costs.