Universities, schools, HOAs, churches, offices and rental owners in Orange may qualify for a rebate to replace lawn. We help you understand the program and work through the application.
Our office is on N Tustin St in Orange, just minutes from Chapman University and Old Towne, and we proudly serve the Chapman University community area: campus neighbors, local businesses, churches, HOAs and the rental homes around campus. Big properties often have large areas of lawn that soak up water and maintenance budgets: quads, medians, parkways, building frontages and common areas.
Commercial, institutional and public properties have their own turf replacement rebate programs, separate from the homeowner programs. The rules, amounts and limits are different, and the paperwork is heavier. That's where we come in.
Lawn areas, parkways and building frontages converted to water-wise landscapes.
Offices, retail and medical buildings looking to cut water and upkeep costs.
Common areas and grounds, planned to meet the rebate rules and your board's goals.
Rental homes and small apartment buildings around Chapman with lower water bills and less maintenance.
We walk the property, measure the turf areas and confirm which program applies.
We help you apply and get approval before any grass is removed.
A design and irrigation plan that meets every program rule, phased if needed.
Help with the photos, documents and final inspection prep.
Prefer to have us install it too? Our drought-tolerant landscaping crew can handle the whole project.
Yes. Commercial, institutional and public properties have their own turf replacement rebate programs, separate from the residential ones. Rules, amounts and project limits differ, so we confirm what applies to your property before any work starts.
Often, yes. We can help plan conversions area by area so each phase meets the program rules and fits your schedule and budget.
Yes. Owners of rental homes and small apartment buildings around Chapman University can cut water bills and upkeep with a drought-tolerant yard, and many qualify for a rebate.
Yes. California General Contractor License #1033237 and C-27 Landscaping License #1009214.