Street frontage conversion
Ornamental lawn along the street frontage replaced with a drought-tolerant plant palette, bark mulch, and decomposed granite pathways.
Water-hungry turf replaced with drought-tolerant landscape that meets city requirements and still looks like a property somebody takes care of. Drag any image to compare.
Projects are listed without client names out of respect for the property owners we work with. Details about any specific project are available on request.
Ornamental lawn along the street frontage replaced with a drought-tolerant plant palette, bark mulch, and decomposed granite pathways.
Failing turf and bare ground cited by code enforcement, redesigned as a compliant low-water planting scheme and carried through city approval.
Large parking lot islands converted from spray-irrigated grass to mulched planting beds on drip, keeping the existing shade trees in place.
Common-area lawn nobody used, converted to a maintained drought-tolerant landscape with a defined planting layout and a reduced maintenance load.
Retail center turf panels removed and replaced under a rebate program, with irrigation converted from overhead spray to low-volume drip.
Water use and maintenance costs cut across a multi-tenant site by converting decorative lawn while keeping one usable turf area for tenants.
Send a photo of the turf area you’re thinking about, or just the address. You’ll get an honest answer on whether a conversion makes sense.