Eagle Mountain

Eagle Mountain lots run large, dry, and windy, and a full lawn out here is an expensive thing to keep alive. A lot of our best work in this city is a hybrid: real lawn where the family actually uses it, and water-wise beds, rock, and drip everywhere else.

That approach cuts the irrigation load dramatically without making a yard look unfinished, and it holds up better through a hot August than a lawn stretched across half an acre ever will.

We also build the hardscape that makes a big lot usable — patios, walkways, seat walls, and steps — and run the irrigation and lighting sleeves under it at the same time. On lots this size, planning the whole yard before building any of it is what keeps the budget honest.