FAQ Category: Miscellaneous
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Will my HOA approve this project?
HOA approval depends on your community’s governing documents, typically called CC&Rs. Many Utah HOAs regulate visible changes such as fences, retaining walls, irrigation methods, or plant choices. The safest approach is to submit a detailed plan—including drawings, material samples, and…
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Will people think my yard looks better if I hire a landscaping company?
A well-maintained landscape nearly always leaves a stronger impression than one that looks neglected. In Utah, healthy lawns, tidy beds, and functional outdoor areas signal pride of ownership and boost curb appeal. Neighbors notice when a yard is consistently cared…
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Why is my water bill so high after landscaping work?
A spike in your water bill almost always traces back to irrigation. Overwatering is the most common culprit—systems often run too long or too often, especially if schedules weren’t adjusted for the season. Hidden leaks can also waste hundreds of…
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When should I turn my sprinklers back on?
In Salt Lake and Davis Counties, late April to early May is typical, but the exact timing depends on weather. Wait until nighttime lows consistently stay above freezing and the soil has thawed. Turning sprinklers on too early risks frozen…
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Did I create a money pit with my landscaping project?
A properly designed landscape should enhance property value, not drain your wallet. In Utah, well-planned projects can add 10–20% to home value while also improving livability. If yours feels like a money pit, the problem often lies in design or…
