Bigger lots mean bigger water bills. We design water-wise yards that fit Villa Park's ranch homes and estates, and help you plan around turf rebate rules.
Our office is on N Tustin St in Orange, a short drive from Villa Park. We know the neighborhood: wide lots, mature trees, ranch-style and custom homes, and front lawns that take a lot of water to keep green.
A drought-tolerant yard doesn't have to mean gravel and cactus. We design gardens with California natives and Mediterranean plants, 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.
We walk the property with you, look at sun, soil, slope and trees, and talk about how you use the yard.
We find your water provider and the current turf rebate, and help with pre-approval before any grass comes out.
A plan with plants picked for your yard, stone, paths and drip irrigation. Phasing is easy on a big lot.
Lawn removal, drip, planting, mulch and stone, done by our own licensed crew.
Yes. Many Villa Park 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.
Turf rebates depend on which water provider serves your address. We look up your provider and the current program during your consultation. Most programs require approval before any grass is removed.
Yes. Ranch homes pair well with relaxed plantings of sages, grasses and natives, natural boulders, decomposed granite paths and a dry riverbed. We design around the style of your house.
In most Orange County programs, no. Rebates generally require living, water-wise plants.