Because Draper sits away from the moderating influence of the Great Salt Lake, its winters are slightly drier and its temperature swings more dramatic than other Salt Lake suburbs. Average temperatures range from 30–50 °F in winter to 80–100 °F in summer, with monsoonal thunderstorms in July and August and regular snow from November through March. Our Landscape Design offerings are crafted for this cool‑to‑warm semi‑arid environment: we build water‑wise landscapes that stay lush through hot, dry spells, include rain‑capture and drainage systems for sudden storms, and choose materials that endure freeze‑thaw cycles. Whether you’re updating a foothill home or a new build near the tech hub at the Point, we create outdoor spaces that stand up to Draper’s dynamic climate.

Our landscape architecture scope covers the full technical and aesthetic design of an outdoor environment: site grading and drainage analysis, hardscape layout (concrete, pavers, retaining walls, steps), irrigation system schematics, planting plans, outdoor structure placement (decks, pergolas, outdoor kitchens), and lighting design. When the site requires it, we produce engineered drawings for permit submission. Because we hold a Utah general contractor license, we can take a design from architectural drawings to permitted construction without transferring the project to a third party.

Our most impactful projects involve landscape architecture as the organizing layer for a multi-scope build: concrete flatwork, engineered retaining wall systems, pavers, full irrigation, tree and softscape installation, and outdoor living structures all designed as a single environment and built under one contract. These are the projects that transform a property — not individual line items, but a coordinated outdoor build where the architecture is evident in how everything relates. Our top completed projects in this category average well into six figures.