Real, local advice from Jon and the CJ crew, plants that thrive at altitude, hardscape that survives our winters, and a lawn that stays green through the seasons.

What patios really run by size, why the base is the bill, and how to keep a project on budget.
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Installed prices by lawn size, why soil prep is most of the quote, and when xeriscape wins instead.
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Bluegrass, fescue, drought blends, and buffalo grass compared for Front Range yards and water bills.
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From refresh to full transformation: what $8k, $25k, and $50k actually build, and the phasing order that protects it.
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Design tiers from consult to full plans, when design pays for itself, and how fees fold into the build.
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The full price sheet: patios, walls, walkways, steps, and fire pits, and the Colorado factors behind them.
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The water-wise plants we use most, and how to design with them so xeriscape never means low-style.
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How each one really handles freeze-thaw, frost heave, and de-icing salt, on cracking, cost, repairs, and resale.
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The #1 thing that makes a Front Range landscape thrive — get the soil right.
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Real 2026 price ranges for design, patios, sod, and full builds — and what drives the number.
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Cut your water bill and still have a yard that looks incredible on the Front Range.
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Tough, beautiful plants that shrug off Front Range winters and hail.
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What they cost, which material to pick, and when your slope actually needs one.
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Designing for foothills slopes, views, and the unique conditions west of Denver.
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Exactly what to do each spring to wake up a Denver-area yard the right way.
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Water deep, water smart, and stay green within Denver Water's rules.
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Patio, fire-pit, and outdoor-living ideas built for northwest-metro backyards.
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The 7 questions that separate a pro from a problem — before you sign anything.
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Cost, water, and upkeep compared so you pick the right lawn for Colorado.
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