Xeriscape conversion
Pull the grass, regrade, and plant native and desert-adapted plants with drip irrigation.
From $4.50 / sq ftSample site for a fictional business, designed by Ethan. Back to portfolio
Low-water landscape design, monthly maintenance and irrigation repair. Swap the thirsty grass for something that belongs here.
What we do
One crew from design to upkeep, so nobody's pointing fingers when a drip line fails in August.
Pull the grass, regrade, and plant native and desert-adapted plants with drip irrigation.
From $4.50 / sq ftPruning, weed control, debris pickup and an irrigation check every visit.
From $95 / monthLeaks, dead zones, broken timers. We find it, fix it and show you what we changed.
From $85 per visitShaping and storm-proofing for palo verde, mesquite and ironwood before monsoon season.
Quoted on siteWater savings
Slide to your lawn size. Grass is the thirstiest thing in most desert yards, and replacing it is usually the fastest way to cut a water bill.
Rough estimate. Assumes about 30 gallons per square foot per year for grass, and about 75% less for a drip-watered desert yard. Your real number depends on your watering schedule.
Recent work
Fictional projects for this sample site, written the way a real company would describe its work.
Front yard · Arcadia
Removed 1,400 sq ft of bermuda, added a dry creek bed for monsoon runoff and a drip system on a smart timer.
Backyard · Ahwatukee
Desert willow and ruellia for shade without leaf mess in the water.
HOA common area
Replaced 40 broken spray heads with drip and fixed a main line leak.
Free estimate
This is a sample site, so nothing was actually sent.