Before We Come
You’ll complete a short form similar to the one used for a Backyard Habitat visit. Tell us what is working, what is not, how you want to use the space, and what you hope it could become.
You don’t need to know plant names or have a finished plan. “We need privacy,” “we hate this lawn,” or “this whole area is weird” is enough.
During the Visit
We’ll spend about an hour walking the property with you.
We’ll study the sun, shade, soil, water, slopes, existing plants, invasive plants, access, and the way you live in the space. We’ll identify each microclimate within the work area—why one spot stays wet, another bakes dry, and nothing survives beneath that one tree.
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Once we understand the land, we can stop guessing.​
After the Visit
We’ll turn what we learned into a clear proposal.
It will explain what we recommend, why it matters, what needs to happen first, the steps required to complete the work, and what it would cost for Urban Rewilding to do it.
If the larger vision needs to happen over time, we’ll break it into practical phases. You’ll know where to begin and how each step moves the property forward.
Why It Matters
The wrong plant in the wrong place wastes time, water, and money. Work completed in the wrong order often has to be done twice.
A Site Visit helps you avoid those mistakes. It gives you a plan rooted in the reality of your property—not a generic plant list or another round of trial and error.
Your yard could manage rainwater, grow food, create privacy, support wildlife, and give you a beautiful place to spend time. It could become healthier and easier to care for every year.
The first step is understanding what it needs.
Contact Us!
Set up a site visit today!