Xeriscape & Landscape Conversions

A planting plan, not just a layer of rock

A xeriscape conversion can combine drought-tolerant planting, mulch or decorative rock, paths and irrigation changes. Start with how you want to use the space and which lawn areas you want to retain.

Build a clear scope

• Identify lawn and existing materials to remove
• Plan planting areas, edging and ground cover
• Review grades, drainage and access
• Choose plants and materials suited to the site
• Adjust sprinklers or add drip irrigation as specified
• Discuss establishment watering and ongoing care

What affects a conversion estimate?

Removal and disposal, square footage, machine access, material depth, plant sizes, irrigation changes and any walls or paths affect the project. A narrow access route or unexpected buried material can change the work required; the estimate should identify the agreed assumptions.

Water use and rebates

New plants need establishment watering, and drought-tolerant planting still needs appropriate care. Savings depend on the planting, irrigation, weather and maintenance. If you want to use a turf-replacement program, check current eligibility and approval steps directly with your water provider before removing lawn. Rebates are not included or guaranteed in our project pricing.

See related work

Explore landscape-bed and hardscape transformations, or discuss layout and material planning before installation.