Inspect and diagnose
Check plant condition, irrigation, frame, drainage, and zones that need attention.
Maintenance keeps water, light, foliage, and planting density under control. Warranty protects the agreed technical items for a defined period.
Warranty is kept separate from routine care. It covers the agreed warranty items and periods; plant replacement after that period belongs to the maintenance plan, not an open-ended promise.
Scope, exclusions, and responsibilities are stated in the contract before work begins.
The trade-off is straightforward: a cleaner hidden system takes more care to design for access, but it is faster to inspect and repair later. Each visit starts with the cause, not the visible symptom.
Check plant condition, irrigation, frame, drainage, and zones that need attention.
Prune, clean leaves, flush sediment, balance water flow, and feed as required.
Replace weak clusters with plants suited to the same light, water, and position.
Record the work, adjust the next visit, and note technical items that need monitoring.
4 visits/month
A single month of scheduled care: pruning, leaf cleaning, irrigation checks, and weak-plant fixes.
4 visits/month
Half a year on a fixed rhythm, so the wall keeps its shape and the cost is lower than paying monthly.
4 visits/month
A full year of care at the best rate, for walls kept as a permanent part of the home.
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Yes, if you can regularly check irrigation, light, drainage, leaf condition, and weak planting zones. Scheduled maintenance is useful when access is difficult or the wall needs consistent presentation.
The three plans above are fixed prices for standard conditions (2–6m² at one location, within 10km). Beyond that, it depends on wall area, height, access, technical systems, and visit frequency.
Yes, after checking the current frame, irrigation, and drainage. Repairs to the existing system are listed separately before work begins.
When one zone changes color together, leaves dry unusually, water collects at the base, or irrigation flow becomes uneven.