Multi-Level Pressure-Treated Planter Box Rebuild

I’m looking for a skilled landscaper or carpenter to remove my aging front-yard multi-level timber shrub boxes and build sturdy replacements in their place. These boxes are situated between the sidewalk, house, and driveway. Each box spans roughly 7–10 feet, so structural integrity is a must. I’d like them built from pressure-treated wood to maximize rot resistance and keep maintenance low in our damp climate. Here’s the flow I have in mind: • Carefully dismantle and dispose of the existing timbers without disturbing established shrubs. • Measure on-site, confirm exact lengths, heights, and any slope adjustments using the existing structure as a guide. • Source quality pressure-treated lumber, cut and assemble clean, square frames, then secure them with appropriate hardware so they stay level and won’t bow out over time. • Re-install soil and plants, leaving the beds neat and ready for mulch. If you feel cedar or composite materials would offer clear advantages, I’m happy to hear your reasoning and review an alternate quote, but pressure-treated remains my first choice. Likewise, should you have ideas for built-in irrigation, decorative trim, or an elevated layout, please outline them as optional add-ons with separate pricing. I expect an on-site visit before work begins, a concise timeline, and photos of comparable planter projects you’ve completed. Once we agree on a plan, I’ll release milestone payments tied to demolition, framing, and final hand-off. Let me know your availability for a walkthrough and how soon you can get materials ordered.