Draw the treatment boundary.
Separate included surface from beds, structures and retained areas. State whether the measurement is plan area or another agreed basis.
Read the boundary sheet →HAUSE / Calgary Project Workbook
Measured boundaries. A workable route. A handover somebody owns. Put the project facts in order before the seed application.

Keep the questions separate
Preparation, actual material selection, application and establishment care need their own responsibilities. A measured area helps define quantities; it does not certify the ground or choose the right treatment.
Separate included surface from beds, structures and retained areas. State whether the measurement is plan area or another agreed basis.
Read the boundary sheet →Gate width is one constraint. Discuss reach, staging, fragile surfaces, utilities and protected areas as separate decisions.
Read the access sheet →Keep the agreed revision, actual application records and establishment responsibilities together through the review.
Read the handover sheet →A transparent calculation
Use the measured area and the project's specified rate for one identified component. Separate seed, mulch and other materials. The planner supplies the arithmetic, not a recommended dose or a price.
Open the calculations ↗Confirm the area basis and component before using a quantity.
A clearer starting brief
Share the property, sketch, access photographs and the decision you need to resolve. HAUSE intake can clarify the next step and confirm availability for the site.
Prepare the project request ↗A clearer next step
Tell HAUSE what you are planning, what you have observed and the decision you need help with.
Start a service request