Questions and Answers
Common questions about yard maintenance, xeriscape, drip irrigation and turf.
Yes. We run weekly, every-other-week and monthly routes for Goodyear homes, plus scheduled visits for HOA common areas and commercial properties. Your visit list is written into the agreement.
Yes. We remove the grass and roots, cap or convert the spray zones to drip, grade the beds and finish with rock, boulders and low-water plants.
The City offers its water customers a free rain sensor that shuts irrigation off when it rains and a free home water check for leaks. We can install the sensor on your controller.
Every time. Arizona law requires it before grading, trenching or digging, and locators have two full working days to respond.
Yards and properties across the city, including Estrella Mountain Ranch, PebbleCreek, Palm Valley, Canyon Trails, Centerra and Rio Paseo.
Most desert yards do well on an every-other-week visit, with weekly visits from spring through monsoon when weeds and growth peak. Lawns and heavily planted yards usually need weekly care.
Many Goodyear HOAs review front-yard changes such as rock color, tree removal and turf. We give you a plant list, rock sample and drawn layout to submit.
Yes. Arizona law requires contacting Arizona 811 before grading, trenching or digging, and we request locates before every excavation.
Fall is the easiest season for most desert plants, because roots grow through the cooler months before summer heat. Cacti and some heat lovers do better planted in late spring.
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