Request a quote and tell us which yard you are tired of watering.
What this service can include
Turf reduced to the lawn you actually use
Beds amended for our alkaline clay so roots establish
Hydrozoning that keeps water on slope, not running downhill on Orchard Mesa lots
Drip zones sized for establishment, then dialed back on a set schedule
How Greenside approaches it
We walk the lot to flag unused turf, hot exposures, and watering limits.
We group plants by water need, amend the beds, and set rock and edging to hold moisture in.
We tune the drip so new plants root in, then cut the schedule back on a set timeline and hand you the watering plan in writing.
Water-Wise FAQs
Is xeriscaping just rock and cactus?
No. Done right, it uses real plants, shade, mulch, improved soil, and irrigation zones. The goal is a yard that looks planted and stays usable, not a rock field that radiates heat back at the house. Request a quote and we will lay out the plant approach for your yard.
Will the new plants still need water?
Yes, especially the first season. Even drought-tolerant plants need steady water to root into our clay soil. Once they establish, we cut the drip schedule back on a set timeline and hand you the watering plan in writing, which is where the long-term savings come from.
Does this work on a sloped Orchard Mesa lot?
It does, and slopes are often where it helps most. Hydrozoning, rock, and edging slow runoff and keep water on the planting instead of running downhill, so steeper lots waste less and hold together better. Request a quote and we will plan it for your grade.
