Claremont, CA

Drought-tolerant landscaping for Claremont homes

Claremont is known for its trees and its tree-lined streets. We design water-wise yards that work with them, and help you plan around turf rebate rules.

The City of Trees

Water-wise yards that work with your trees

Our business got its start next door in Pomona, and we know how much Claremont cares about its trees. From the homes around the Village to the foothill neighborhoods, the best yards here replace the thirsty lawn and still look after the big shade trees above it.

A drought-tolerant yard doesn't have to mean gravel and cactus. We pick the right plants for your yard and lay them out with natural boulders, decomposed granite paths and dry riverbeds that catch winter rain, all on drip irrigation. The result looks settled and natural, and uses far less water.

Only need help with the paperwork? Our turf rebate consulting is available for Claremont homeowners too.

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Gravel front yard with native plants
How it works

From lawn to water-wise yard

Yard visit

We walk the property with you, look at sun, soil, slope and trees, and talk about how you use the yard.

Rebate check

We find your water provider and the current turf rebate, and help with pre-approval before any grass comes out.

Design

A plan with plants picked for your yard, stone, paths and drip irrigation.

Install

Lawn removal, drip, planting, mulch and stone, done by our own licensed crew.

Claremont FAQs

Questions from Claremont homeowners

Is there a turf rebate in Claremont?

Turf replacement rebates are available to Claremont residents through regional water programs, and the details depend on your address. Check socalwatersmart.com or ask us during your consultation. Most programs require approval before any grass is removed.

What happens to my trees if I take out the lawn?

Trees that have been drinking from lawn sprinklers still need water. We look at your trees during the yard visit and plan the irrigation around them.

Can I replace just part of my lawn?

Yes. Many homeowners start with the front yard or the thirstiest section and keep a smaller area of grass for kids or pets. We can plan the yard in phases.

Does artificial turf qualify for a rebate?

In most programs, no. Rebates generally require living, water-wise plants.

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