Frequently Asked Questions

We're a medium-sized company that truly takes pride in what we do. Our business was founded on the basic principles of business, such as always exceeding your customer's expectations, charge less than they expect and provide the most exceptional customer service available. We always follow the Golden Rule - treat others as we would like to be treated.

You would have a regularly scheduled day so you can always count on us to maintain everything on a regular basis. You'll soon get us down to where we show up at almost the exact same time on your scheduled day. If there is a rain delay, we will come to you the following day.

The best time of year is spring or fall. Here in Colorado, that would be between April and June or September and November. During these months, plants will take less of a shock when being planted and the turf will require less water than usual.

Annuals will die off every year in our climate but a perennial will come back every spring and live on for many years, if cared for correctly.

An irrigation system is one of the best investments you can make in your property. It puts a critical element of your landscape maintenance on autopilot and allows you to water at the most appropriate times of day. This decreases water consumption and maximizing efficiency. We can even hook up fertilization tanks to your irrigation system, making that occur automatically as well.

Many of our landscaping maintenance functions are performed in the spring or fall. These include trimming bushes, grass and trees, as they are in a dormant state. The summer is also a good time to actively prevent weed growth and support a healthy lawn with fertilizers.

You don't want to prune plant material more than once a year, generally after November and before the end of March.

Hardscaping consists of all elements that can be added to a landscape that is built or consists of stone or brick material. This can be a rock mulch bed, paver patio or walkway, or a wooden pergola.

It's best to water your lawn less frequently, such as 3-4 days per week. To do this in a hot and dry climate, you will need to do a soil test to see how quickly the water runs off or puddles. Depending on how much water your sprinklers release, you'll want to water your lawn until the water runs or puddles. This may take 30 minutes per zone.

We recommend blowing out your sprinkler system by November 1 to prevent it from freezing.

We can usually complete the entire project in one week. If there is a paver patio as part of the job, it may take an additional three days.

We can construct a basic water feature (near a power source) for as little as $3,500 and a pond-less feature, resulting in little to no maintenance.

There is a newly designed metal edging that has a rolled top to it. It is very safe if installed correctly. However, it can become dangerous if a lawnmower hits it and leaves a sharp edge sticking up.