Have questions about landscaping, pricing, or what to expect during your project? You’re in the right place. Our FAQ section covers the most common questions we hear from clients—so you can feel confident, informed, and ready to get started. If you don’t see your question here, feel free to reach out—we’re happy to help!
Sustainable landscaping includes practices like xeriscaping, planting native species, using mulch to retain moisture, and installing efficient irrigation systems. These methods help conserve water, reduce maintenance, and support local ecosystems.
A good rule of thumb is to invest 10–25% of your home’s value into your landscaping. This range allows for flexibility depending on the size, features, and complexity of your project.
Early spring and early fall are ideal times to plant grass, as the temperatures and moisture levels support strong root development. However, with proper watering and care, grass can be planted outside those windows too.
Landscaping refers to the living elements in your yard—like grass, trees, flowers, and garden beds. Hardscaping focuses on non-living features such as patios, walkways, retaining walls, and fire pits. Together, they create a balanced and functional outdoor space.
Yes! When installed correctly, landscaping fabric is an effective way to suppress weed growth while allowing water and nutrients to reach your soil. It's especially useful in garden beds and under decorative rock.
Dry patches are usually caused by uneven sprinkler coverage or clogged heads. Other factors could include compacted soil, poor drainage, or sloped terrain. A sprinkler audit can help identify and fix the issue.
Xeriscaping is a water-efficient landscaping method that uses drought-tolerant plants, efficient irrigation, and minimal lawn space. It’s a great option for Utah’s dry climate, reducing both water use and maintenance.
The timeline depends on the size and scope of your project. Small upgrades may take just a few days, while larger designs or full yard remodels could take several weeks. We provide a clear timeline during your consultation.
In most cases, basic landscaping does not require a permit. However, structural elements like retaining walls, decks, or electrical work (e.g., lighting) may need approval depending on local regulations. We’ll guide you through any required permits.
We’ve got you covered! Our team offers full-service landscape design and planning. We’ll work with you to create a layout that fits your vision, budget, and property—no separate designer needed.
Ready to upgrade your outdoor space? Get in touch today for a free, no-obligation quote and see how Urban Forest Landscaping can turn your vision into reality.
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