Drought-tolerant planting with drip irrigation on a commercial property
Capabilities

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.

What’s in scope.

Self-performed with our own crew and our own equipment, from the turf removal to the controller on the wall.

Turf being removed and replaced with drought-tolerant planting

Turf conversion

Taking out the grass nobody walks on and replacing it with planting that still reads as landscape. The savings come from the area you convert, not from letting the rest go brown.

Drip irrigation

Water delivered at the root instead of thrown through the air, where an August afternoon in this corridor takes its share before it ever lands.

Drip irrigation tubing and emitters in a planting bed
Wall-mounted smart irrigation controller

Smart controllers

Controllers that adjust to the weather instead of running the same program in May and in September, and that a property manager can check without walking the site.

Native and adapted plantings

Species that survive a Weber County winter and an August with no rain, chosen so the property still looks maintained in the shoulder seasons and not just in June.

Drought-tolerant native planting at a commercial property
Landscape plans being reviewed on site

Design to local water district requirements

Every district in the corridor sets its own rules. We design to the ones that apply to your site from the start, so the plan does not come back for a second round of revisions.

Water-wise does not have to mean a gravel lot. Every conversion we build is still meant to read as a landscape.

Built for

  • Property managers
  • HOA boards
  • Institutional & multi-site owners

How a bid becomes a finished site.

  1. 1

    Walkthrough and takeoff

    We visit the site, review the plans and confirm scope with your PM or superintendent before we price anything.

  2. 2

    Scoped bid

    A line-item proposal with quantities, exclusions and a schedule. No vague allowances that turn into change orders.

  3. 3

    Preconstruction

    Submittals, certificates of insurance, W-9 and safety documentation delivered before mobilization, in the format your office needs them.

  4. 4

    Self-performed execution

    Our crew, our equipment, one point of contact and weekly photo updates from the site.

  5. 5

    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.