About Xeris Landscaping
We're building the xeriscape brand for the arid West.
Most landscapers are a truck, a crew, and a service area. Xeris is something different: a design-led brand and a repeatable system for building water-wise landscapes — one that works in Denver today and travels to every dry-climate city that needs it next.
Water is the defining constraint of the American West. From the Front Range to the Wasatch to the Sonoran Desert, cities are rewriting the rules on turf, rebating homeowners to tear out lawns, and rethinking what a yard is even for. Xeris exists to lead that shift — beautifully.
Denver is our home market. The model is bigger.
We started on Colorado's Front Range because it's one of the hardest, most interesting places to do this well: USDA Zone 5b, wild temperature swings, clay soils, and a real water ethic. If a xeriscape system works here, it works.
Everything we've built is designed to be repeatable in a new market:
- A design language — a recognizable Xeris look, not a one-off per job.
- Plant science by climate zone — vetted plant palettes we can re-map to Colorado Springs, Salt Lake, Phoenix, Laramie, and beyond.
- A content engine — dozens of in-depth guides that make Xeris the trusted authority in a market before we ever knock on a door.
- Documented operations — the estimating, crew, and project systems that let the brand scale past any single founder.
That's the difference between a landscaping company and a landscaping brand: one is tied to a place and a person. The other is a playbook you can run again.
What we actually do
Custom xeriscape design, native and adapted plant installation, hardscaping and outdoor living, artificial turf, and full lawn conversions — all engineered for low water, low maintenance, and long life.
The standard
Water-wise should never mean boring, and it should never look amateur. Every Xeris landscape is designed to look intentional in every season — and to ask almost nothing of you to keep it that way.
Ready to start? Request an estimate or grab our free Front Range guide.