Landscaping in Reno, Nevada
Reno is the furthest we travel regularly. We're straight about that: it suits larger projects better than a half-day call-out.
Washoe County about 4,500 ft About 45 miles north
Working in Reno
What's different here
We take Reno work, and we do a fair amount of it — but the honest framing is that a 45-mile run makes more sense for a build than for a small repair. Hardscape, retaining walls, water features and full installs are where we're genuinely competitive up here.
Reno sits a few hundred feet lower than the Carson Valley, which takes a little of the edge off the winter, but the fundamentals are the same: dry summers, real freeze-thaw, alkaline soil and wind. Base depth and drainage matter exactly as much.
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Slightly milder, not mild
Lower elevation means a marginally longer season and a slightly gentler freeze — but nothing that changes how a paver base or a wall needs to be built.
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HOA-governed subdivisions
A lot of newer Reno development has design rules covering materials, plant lists and front-yard turf. Worth checking before design rather than after.
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Hillside lots
Development up the flanks means a lot of graded, terraced properties. That's retaining wall and drainage work, which is what we do most of.
What we do here
Services in Reno
That's what we're asked for most around Reno — the full service list covers everything else.
Nearby projects
Common questions
Reno questions
Do you really travel to Reno?
Yes, regularly — but we'll tell you honestly if a job is too small to make the trip worthwhile for you. We'd rather say so than pad a quote with travel.
Is there a minimum project size for Reno?
Not a fixed number, but builds and hardscape make sense; single small repairs usually don't. Call and we'll give you a straight answer in a minute.
Do you offer weekly lawn maintenance in Reno?
Generally no — our maintenance routes run in the Carson Valley and Carson City. Reno is build and install work for us.
Field Notes
Advice from the same valley
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Seasonal
October is the best month of the year to plant a tree here
Everyone plants in spring. In a high desert, autumn planting gives a tree an entire extra season of root growth before it has to survive a summer.
Read itIrrigation
How an irrigation blow-out actually works
Why a pancake compressor won't do it, why high pressure makes it worse, and what a proper winterization looks like. The cheapest repair is the one you avoid.
Read itLawn Care
Aeration and overseeding: the two weeks that matter most
Do this in the right fortnight and a thin lawn thickens up by spring. Do it a month late and you have fed the birds. Here's how to pick the window.
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Walk-through and written estimate at no charge, anywhere in the Carson Valley and about 40 miles out.
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