Service
Landscape Design & Installation
Custom designs and full installs — trees, shrubs, flowers, and sod built around your vision.
Every property is its own art form. We design and install landscapes that fit how you actually live — whether that means a lush green retreat, a low-water desert palette, or a blend of both.
From the first sketch to the final plant, you work directly with the family that does the work. We plan for how your yard will look not just on install day, but as it matures over the years.
What’s included
Custom design
Layouts built around your vision, your budget, and the Mojave climate.
Trees & shrubs
Right-plant, right-place selections that thrive in Southern Nevada.
Flowers & color
Seasonal color and accent planting choices for the site.
Sod & turf
Sod and artificial turf options discussed for the layout and project requirements.
Start with how you want to use the yard
A useful design begins with your priorities: a place to sit, a route from the gate to the patio, room for pets, or planting beds you can comfortably maintain. Collect a few photographs of styles you like, but also identify the features you want to keep. Existing trees, irrigation, doors, and access routes all belong in the first conversation.
We can discuss trees, shrubs, seasonal color, sod, or artificial turf within the landscape plan. Plant selection and placement need a site assessment of sun, shade, space, and irrigation. A plant that suits one corner of the valley may need a different position or care plan at your property.
Coordinate planting, surfaces, and irrigation
Plan the finished yard as a whole before installing individual pieces. A new path changes how you move through the beds; a larger patio changes the area that needs watering. Discuss irrigation adjustments alongside the layout so the existing system does not continue watering a surface that no longer needs it.
Bring any HOA design requirements, a property plan if available, and a realistic budget range. Ask how materials, removal, access, and follow-up care will be described in the estimate. For a staged project, identify which work must happen first so later planting or paving does not undo an earlier installation.
Planning a nonfunctional turf conversion
Beginning January 1, 2027, Nevada law prohibits Colorado River water delivered by SNWA or its member agencies from irrigating nonfunctional turf on parcels not used exclusively as single-family residences. Commercial, association, and multifamily property owners should check the turf classification and their water provider’s requirements before planning work. Approved waivers, extensions, and alternative water sources can affect how the restriction applies.
Review SNWA’s current guidance and contact us to discuss the landscape or irrigation scope for your property. Confirm provider requirements before assuming a lawn must be removed or a conversion qualifies for an incentive.
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Whether you have a question or you're ready to get started, reach out by phone or request a free estimate. We'd love to help bring your vision to life.