Capabilities · Northern Utah
What we self-perform.
Most landscape contractors in this corridor subcontract the heavy work and manage it from a truck. We hold the license, own the equipment and put our own people on your site.
One vendor, twelve months
Four scopes. One contract, one crew.
Drag, or use the arrows.
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Commercial landscape installation
New construction, retail pads, branch sites, multifamily and industrial. Grading and soil preparation, irrigation mains and zones, planting, sod, trees and final grade to plan.
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Hardscape & concrete
Retaining walls, paver plazas and walkways, flat and stamped concrete, curbing, site walls and pool decks, self-performed under our own concrete and masonry license.
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Grounds maintenance, irrigation & snow
Annual contracts covering mowing, fertilization, pruning, spring startup, smart irrigation management, fall winterization, and snow and ice management through the winter. One vendor, twelve months.
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Water-wise retrofits
Turf conversion, drip and smart controllers, native and adapted plantings, and design that meets local water district requirements without looking like a gravel lot.
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How we work
How a bid becomes a finished site.
Self-performed end to end. This is the order the work actually happens in.
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Walkthrough and takeoff
We visit the site, review the plans and confirm scope with your PM or superintendent before we price anything.
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Scoped bid
A line-item proposal with quantities, exclusions and a schedule. No vague allowances that turn into change orders.
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Preconstruction
Submittals, certificates of insurance, W-9 and safety documentation delivered before mobilization, in the format your office needs them.
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Self-performed execution
Our crew, our equipment, one point of contact and weekly photo updates from the site.
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Closeout and handoff
Punch list walkthrough, warranty terms in writing, and an optional maintenance contract that starts the day we finish.
Send us the plans.
You’ll hear back from the owner or the estimator — not a call center.