Services
Rock, water lines and green, set by hand
Low-water yards are the heart of it. Hank also lays sod, runs sprinklers and drip, pours curbing and does the grading with his own machines.
01Rockscape and low-water yards
Boulders, cobble, lava rock and gravel in place of a thirsty lawn. The heart of what Hank builds.
Hank lays out the beds, sets the boulders first, then fills in with cobble and gravel in colours that suit your house. Plants are picked for wind, frost and summer heat at four thousand feet.
02Dry creek beds
A good-looking way to carry storm water across your lot instead of letting it cut ruts.
The creek follows the way water already wants to run. River cobble lines the bed, boulders hold the bends, and flagstone steps or a small footbridge get you across.
03Boulders and concrete curbing
Boulders set where they look natural, and smooth curbing to edge your lawn and beds.
Boulders go in a third deep so they look like they were always there. Curbing is poured in one continuous run, straight where it should be and smooth where it curves.
04Lawn (sod) and sprinklers
Old lawn out, soil prepared, fresh sod down. Sprinkler and drip systems designed, installed and repaired.
The old lawn and debris come out, topsoil, compost and fertilizer get tilled in, then the sod goes down. Timers, valves and drip lines are set up and explained before he leaves.
05Pavers and block work
Raised block planters, low walls and paver paths to finish it all off.
Split-face block planters, seat walls and paver paths tie the rock, lawn and patio together and give the plants a raised bed out of the wind.
06Tractor, trenching and mini-skid
Grading and hauling with his own machines. Trenching often costs less than renting the equipment.
A compact tractor for grading and moving rock, a mini-skid with a trencher for water and sprinkler lines. Call for hourly rates.
Call for hourly tractor rates
Free estimates
Tell Hank what the yard looks like now. He will come out, measure and sketch it.