Landscape Design Title Block
A landscape plan often gets shared between the homeowner, the install crew, and an HOA board before anyone digs, and each of them needs to know whose yard it is. ArcSite's landscape design title block keeps the client's address and the site address in separate fields, with your business name and logo above them.
Key Features
This landscape design title block includes:
- Logo and business name at the top
- Two-row amendments table under the business name
- Residence name and address running up the strip
- Separate client and site address fields
- Drawing title field
- Scale, date, and drawn by boxes
- Project number and drawing number fields
- Sheet number A01
Separate client and site fields matter on rentals and new builds, where the person paying doesn't live at the address you're planting.
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Frequently asked questions
Why are the client and site addresses separate?
The client isn't always at the job address, like a landlord, a builder, or an HOA. Splitting them keeps the invoice and the install crew pointed to the right places.
Can I change the sheet number from A01?
Yes! Edit it in ArcSite to fit your set, like L-1 for planting and L-2 for irrigation.
How fast can I get a quote out after the walk-through?
Fast. Draw the yard on your tablet in ArcSite, and the proposal goes out with the press of a button, so the homeowner has your price before you pull out of the driveway.











