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Triple Praise Landscaping Professionals
Finished front yard on an overcast day: cut lawn, mulched beds and a young tree beside a grey suburban house, with the Wasatch range behind.

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Landscape installation

A blank or tired yard becomes a finished front and back.

A full install takes a property from bare dirt, builder-grade sod or an overgrown yard to a finished landscape: grading, beds, plants, turf, borders and the paths between them.

It is the service most other work hangs off. Curbing, irrigation and stone usually go in as part of the same plan so the yard is built once, in the right order.

Built for a short season and a long winter

A narrow planting window, then months of freeze, salt and snow load. That is why plant choice, bed depth and how beds drain matter more here than in a milder climate.

What the work covers

Grading and soil prep
Shaping the ground so water leaves the house instead of pooling against it.
Planting beds
Bed layout, soil amendment, trees, shrubs and perennials chosen for the exposure.
Turf and ground cover
Sod, seed or gravel, depending on how the space is actually used.
Edges and paths
Curbing, borders and walkways that hold the design together and keep mulch where it belongs.
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About landscape installation

Send the address and what you have in mind. We will tell you what this job involves on your property.

Ask about your property

Usually. Mature trees, good grade and healthy turf are worth keeping. We walk the property first and tell you what we would reuse.

Often part of the same job.

Tell us about the property

Send the details and we will come back to you to set up a walkthrough.

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