Where we work
We’re a Denver-based xeriscape and landscaping company working across the metro. The biggest difference from one city to the next isn’t the soil — it’s the water. Your provider sets the watering rules and runs (or doesn’t run) the rebate programs, and that changes what a project should look like.
Each city page covers who supplies the water, what the current rules and programs are, and what we’d usually start with there. Don’t see your town? If you’re in the Denver metro, ask anyway.
Denver
Water: Denver Water
Denver Water's lawn watering ban, tree lawns, and old clay lots.
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Lakewood
Water: Nearly 20 providers — most buy from Denver Water
Nearly 20 water providers, heavy clay, and slopes toward Green Mountain.
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Littleton
Water: Denver Water (City of Littleton) — other districts outside city limits
Denver Water inside city limits, bigger lots, soil that changes near the foothills.
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Arvada
Water: City of Arvada
The City of Arvada's own water rules, mature trees, and newer builds.
Arvada landscaping →
Wheat Ridge
Water: Consolidated Mutual, Valley Water, or Wheat Ridge Water District
Small ranch lots, compacted soil, and three main water providers.
Wheat Ridge landscaping →
Englewood
Water: City of Englewood Utilities
Englewood Utilities' two-day schedule and small urban lots.
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Centennial
Water: Southgate, ACWWA, East Cherry Creek Valley, Willows, and others
HOA neighborhoods, legacy sprinklers, and several water districts.
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Golden
Water: City of Golden
Clear Creek water, foothill slopes, wind, and wildlife.
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Aurora
Water: Aurora Water
Aurora Water's rebate program and the city's turf limits on new development.
Aurora landscaping →
Highlands Ranch
Water: Highlands Ranch Water (Centennial Water & Sanitation District)
Highlands Ranch Water's turf program and architectural review.
Highlands Ranch landscaping →
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