Well-executed landscaping almost always increases curb appeal and resale value. In Salt Lake and Davis Counties, buyers pay attention to outdoor living spaces because they extend usable square footage. Features like patios, fire pits, and functional irrigation systems make a property more attractive. According to national studies, landscaping can return 100% or more of the investment at resale when done professionally. Locally, a well-kept yard also helps homes sell faster, especially in competitive markets. That said, not every upgrade adds equal value. A $5,000 investment in sod and beds may add more resale benefit than a $30,000 water feature that appeals only to certain buyers. To maximize value, focus on clean design, healthy lawns, and low-maintenance plantings suited to Utah’s climate. When in doubt, ask your contractor what features are most desirable in local neighborhoods.
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