Services
Water-smart work, by the job
Every job starts with a walk-through and ends with a written scope you can read line by line.
Turf conversion
Lawn out, grade and edging set, rock and plants in.
How a conversion goesTurf removed and hauled off
Grade set so water drains away from the house
Rock, boulders and edging
Smart irrigation
Drip lines and a controller set to the season.
See irrigationSpray zones changed to drip
Controller programmed to watering rules
Leaks and broken heads repaired
Desert planting
Plants chosen for heat, with holes drilled through hardpan.
See the workAgave, yucca, shrubs and shade trees
Planting holes drilled through caliche
A plant list with sizes
Rock and dry creek beds
Gravel and boulders that cover ground and move water.
See the workGravel depth set on fabric
Boulders placed with equipment
Dry creek beds for runoff
Shade and patios
Paved and shaded places where the lawn used to be.
Ask about patiosPavers and flagstone
Pergolas and shade structures
Fire features
HOAs and common areas
Entries, medians and slopes, scoped one area at a time.
For boardsA scope with a line per area
Work in phases
Paperwork for a board
Questions
Choosing a job
Can I do the conversion in stages?
Yes. Many owners start with the front yard. The estimate can list each stage with its own scope, so you know what each one covers.
Do you build with synthetic turf?
Ask us at the walk-through. We say where it makes sense and what the base needs, and we'll tell you if rock and plants fit the space better.
Do you handle HOA approval letters?
We give you a scope and a plan to attach. Your HOA decides what it accepts, so check its rules before you book.
Describe the yard you have now
A few details about the yard are enough to plan the walk-through.