Denver, Colorado — irrigation & landscape trade
Most yards need more than one trade and get more than one contractor — a sprinkler guy, a concrete guy, a fence guy, none of whom talk to each other. We are all of them. Irrigation, grading, hardscape, and planting planned as one system, because in Colorado clay, that's the only way it holds together.
Every card below is a trade we actually do in-house — not a referral list. Click nothing; just read. If your yard needs three of these, that's one phone call, not three.
New systems zoned for Denver water pressure, with heads placed to water grass — not the sidewalk, not the fence.
Broken heads, stuck valves, wiring faults, coverage gaps. Common parts ride on the truck; most fixes take one visit.
Spring pressurization zone by zone; fall compressed-air blowout before the freeze. Sample from $95 / $85.
Design and build: beds, mulch, rock, sod, plantings chosen for altitude, clay soil, and freeze–thaw — drainage planned first.
Re-sloping, swales, French drains. Water moved away from the foundation instead of toward it.
Engineered block and stone walls that hold soil and turn slopes into usable flat space.
Driveways, patios, walkways, slabs — compacted base, correct slope, control joints, drainage accounted for.
Paver patios and walkways on a proper base. The base is the whole job; the pattern is the easy part.
Cedar and wood installation and repair. Privacy runs, clean lines, gates that latch in a March wind.
Winter plowing, blowing, shoveling, de-icing — plus holiday lighting designed, installed, and stored.
We come out and look at the property in person — grade, soil, pressure, sun. Quotes over the phone are guesses; we don't sell guesses.
Line items, not lump-sum mysteries. Over budget? We'll phase the work, simplify materials, or tell you what to DIY.
A start date, a crew lead on site, two-hour arrival windows. The site stays clean enough that your neighbors don't hate us.
We walk it together, hand over the controller cheat sheet, and put the warranty in writing. Something off? Call — we'd rather fix it.
Before the first sustained freeze — usually October in Denver. November is often too late. The October calendar fills first, so book early.
We run weekly routes through Denver, Englewood, Littleton, Centennial, and Lakewood. In the metro and unsure? Call — the answer is usually yes.
Yes — irrigation, maintenance, snow removal, and holiday lighting under one contract with one point of contact.
Monday to Friday 7 AM to 5 PM, Saturday 8 AM to 2 PM, closed Sunday — with 24/7 emergency service for burst lines and storm damage.
Sample pricing
One number for all ten trades. Tell us what's going on out there and we'll set up a free walkthrough within one business day.
MON–FRI 7:00–17:00 · SAT 8:00–14:00 · SUN CLOSED
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