# Wild Craft Permaculture

Wild Craft Permaculture is a landscaper in London. Rated 4.9/5 from 8 public reviews across 1 review source. This is the MyTrustedTraders public-evidence profile for this contractor, with independent reviews, credentials and registry data from named public sources, no ads, and no paid placement.

Trust Score: 33 out of 100 (building a public record). The score rests on rated 4.9 from 8 reviews.

## About
Wild Craft Permaculture specializes in holistic garden design and installation. Our focus is on edible, sustainable, and low-maintenance landscapes. We practice permaculture design, which is a philosophy that mimics natural system design. The pride that comes with growing your own food is immense, and the flavour is incomparable. Live the epitome of local eating! We focus on perennial systems that do not need to be replanted year after year, but can also guide your annual vegetable planting. Wild Craft’s edible landscapes are not only functional and high yielding but gorgeous as well. Have your flowers and eat them too!

## Public review evidence (by source)
| Source | Average rating | Reviews |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Houzz | 4.9/5 | 8 |

Rated 4.9, in line with the local average for landscapers in London. Across 14 landscapers in London, the typical rating is 4.9 out of 5. We compare against the same businesses a homeowner would find searching for this trade locally.

## Trades
Landscaper

## Services they list
_Listed on public sources or the business's own website; check directly that they cover your job before you book:_
- Landscape Design
- Planting
- Holistic fruit/nut tree care
- Rainwater harvesting

## Awards & recognition
- Best of Houzz winner (2017)

## What we checked, and when
_What MyTrustedTraders independently checked for this business (verified items only):_
- Review volume: MyTrustedTraders shows 8 public reviews on this profile. (via MyTrustedTraders public listing)
- Public listing spread: MyTrustedTraders shows 1 public listing for this contractor. (via MyTrustedTraders public listing)
- Business identity: MyTrustedTraders shows public business identity data with operating status unknown. (via MyTrustedTraders public listing)
- Contact phone: MyTrustedTraders shows a public phone contact on this profile. (via MyTrustedTraders public listing)

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## Credentials & sources
- Credentials shown: 0
- Corporate registry status: Unknown
- Evidence held from: Houzz
- Check dates vary by source. Where we hold a date, the check shows it.

## Before you hire a landscaper
_What to check when choosing this kind of trade (general guidance, not a claim about this business):_
- Get an itemized quote that separates plants and materials, any machinery or skip hire, and labour. A vague 'garden makeover' lump sum hides where the money goes and makes extra charges easy to add later.
- Be wary of paying a large sum up front 'for materials'. Agree staged payments against work you can see completed, especially for hard landscaping like patios, decking, paving or driveways.
- Tree work and anything near a boundary can be regulated. Protected trees and conservation areas often need permission, and removing a protected tree can be an offence. Confirm what is allowed, and that they carry public-liability insurance, before work starts.
- Trade licensing in Canada is set by each province or territory. Electrical, gas and plumbing are licensed trades almost everywhere (for example ESA for electrical and TSSA for gas in Ontario), so check your provincial regulator that the contractor is certified for the work before you hire.
- A construction lien is a real risk: in every province an unpaid subcontractor or supplier can register a lien against your home even if you already paid the main contractor. Hold back the statutory amount (commonly around 10%) and get signed lien waivers as you pay.

## Contact
- Phone: (519) 857-7615

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