Landscape Installation
Good beds do two things: they look right against the house, and they don’t demand a weekend of weeding every month. Both come from decisions made at the start — plant choices, spacing, fabric, mulch depth, and how the bed gets water.
We design and plant beds for this climate. That means perennials and shrubs that survive northern Utah winters, arranged so something looks good spring through fall, over a foundation of proper soil prep and mulch. Clean edging keeps the lawn out and the shape crisp.
We also rebuild tired beds — pulling the overgrown junipers everyone regrets, keeping the plants worth keeping, and starting the rest fresh. Add a drip zone and the bed mostly takes care of itself.
Takes about a minute. Rylan will call or text you back, usually the same day.
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How It Works
FAQs
That's most people. We lean on perennials and shrubs that come back every year, spaced so they fill in, over fabric and mulch that keep weeding to a minimum. A drip line makes watering automatic.
Plenty — but not everything the box stores sell in May. We plant hardy perennials and shrubs proven in northern Utah cold, so the bed comes back in spring instead of starting over.
Yes. Tear-out of what's overgrown or dead, keep what's worth keeping, and rebuild the bed with fresh soil, plants, and mulch.
They do best on drip — water at the roots, no spray on the foliage, no waste. We can add a drip zone to your existing sprinkler system as part of the job.
Reviews
"He came out quickly, gave us a fair quote, and fit our project in the same week… For any future yard projects, Westridge will be our first call."
Jess L. — Logan, UT"Rylan did an excellent job with our sprinkler system and aeration. We would definitely recommend him and will use him again."
Angalee R."Very efficient and professional. The yard looks great. Couldn't be happier."
Shane R.Free estimates, usually scheduled within 24–48 hours.