Whole-yard planning
Pool, hardscape, planting, shade and systems on one drawing, so the transitions belong to somebody.
Landscaping / Backyard Landscaping
Backyard landscaping in Las Vegas, planned as one space
A backyard is the room you use most and design last. We do it the other way round.
Backyard Landscaping in the Las Vegas valleyThe standard Las Vegas backyard is a rectangle of block wall, a slab, and whatever the builder put in. What it becomes depends almost entirely on decisions made in the first week.
The ones that matter: where the shade goes, because in this climate an unshaded patio is furniture nobody sits on. Where the grade falls, because water will find the lowest point whether you planned it or not. What you see from the kitchen window, because that is the view you get a thousand times a year. And where the pool sits, if there is one, because everything else has to work around it.
Doing it in one plan instead of four quotes
Most backyards here are assembled from separate contractors: one for the pool, one for the concrete, one for the planting, one for the shade structure. Each does their part correctly and none of them owns the parts where the work meets.
That is where the problems live. The deck that slopes into the planting bed. The irrigation line routed under the patio somebody poured last month. The pergola footing that lands on the pool plumbing. The equipment pad that ended up in the only view from the living room.
One plan, one company, one person accountable for the transitions.
What this covers
Every part of the job, under one team
Zones and circulation
Cooking, dining, lounging and play given their own space and a sensible route between them.
Shade strategy
Where shade has to be built and where a tree will do it in five years, decided before the patio is poured.
Privacy and sightlines
What the neighbors see and what you see, resolved with planting, levels and screening rather than a taller wall.
Drainage and grade
Where the water goes in a monsoon, planned rather than discovered.
Common questions
What homeowners ask us first
Can you work with a pool that is already there?
Yes, and a lot of our landscape work is exactly that: making sense of a yard where the pool went in first and everything else was an afterthought.
How long does a full backyard take?
It depends on whether a pool is involved and on permit timing. We give you a sequence with the inspection gates marked, so you know what is waiting on us and what is waiting on the county.
Where we work
Backyard Landscaping across the valley
We take backyard landscaping work throughout Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Summerlin. Tell us the street and we will tell you honestly whether it is a job we are the right team for.
Start with a conversation