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Pleasant Grove, Utah

Landscaping in Pleasant Grove, Utah

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We landscape Pleasant Grove yards from the valley floor up onto the bench below Grove Creek and Battle Creek. The foothill lots here sit on old canyon fans, so slope, grading and drainage are the whole game.

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Landscaping in Pleasant Grove

A Pleasant Grove bench lot handles water for a living

Pleasant Grove climbs off the valley floor at about 4,623 feet onto the bench below Mount Timpanogos, where Grove Creek and Battle Creek come out of the canyons. Those foothill lots sit on alluvial fans, the exact ground built by debris coming down the canyons, so how a yard grades and drains is not a detail here, it is the point. The city even runs debris-basin dams above town to catch it.

Down on the valley floor, the soil is fine Lake Bonneville silt and clay that drains slowly, which matters for hardscape base prep and drainage. And the whole town runs on secondary (pressurized) irrigation with fixed watering days, a May 1 start and an early-October shutoff.

We build for that: grade the lot to move water the right way, prep the base so nothing settles, and set the sprinklers to the city's schedule.

Pleasant Grove sits at an elevation of about 4,623 feet on alluvial fans below Grove Creek and Battle Creek, where debris-flow risk and drainage drive how a bench lot is graded.

What Pleasant Grove yards deal with

The local problems, and how we handle them

Foothill lots and runoff

On the bench below Grove and Battle Creek, lots sit on old canyon fans and slope. We grade to move water away from the house, build retaining and terracing where the lot needs it, and put drainage behind every wall.

Valley-floor clay

Down on the flats, the ground is fine Lake Bonneville silt and clay that drains slowly. We prep and compact the base under patios and walls so they stay flat instead of settling in that clay.

Secondary water, with rules

Pleasant Grove runs pressurized irrigation with assigned watering days, no watering between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., a start around May 1 and a shutoff around October 9. We set your system up to match, and winterize it before it drains.

Retaining walls over 4 feet need a Pleasant Grove building permit, and hillside lots with average slope over 15 percent trigger sensitive-lands review and a land disturbance permit. We confirm current requirements with the city on every job.

Planting that lasts here

Built for zone 7a and a sloped bench

Pleasant Grove runs USDA hardiness zone 7a with alkaline soil and a frost-free season from roughly late April to mid-October. We plant things adapted to this ground and amend the clay with compost rather than tilling it, so the yard fills in and holds.

On a bench lot, watering is about control: the slope wants a cycle-and-soak schedule so the water soaks in instead of running down the hill. We zone and set the system so the whole yard gets even coverage on the city's watering days.

Neighborhoods we work

All over Pleasant Grove

We build across Pleasant Grove: the Grove Creek and Battle Creek foothills, the Timpanogos bench, Little Mountain and the G hill, and the downtown and Strawberry Days district on the valley floor.

Foothill or flat, the first step is the same: we come look at your ground and give you an honest number in writing.

What we do in Pleasant Grove

Every part of the yard, one team

Each of these is written for Pleasant Grove ground, water and rules. Pick what you are planning.

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What homeowners say

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"Jackson and his crew did a phenomenal job on our back yard. I had a vision and they brought it to life. We had them do a retaining wall, grading, underground trampoline, sprinkler system, and sod. They met deadlines, communication was on point, and the whole crew was friendly.…"

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April 2023
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"We had a really big project (full lot project) and a crazy timeline, and Jackson and his team were awesome. They are very efficient, work hard to get things done quick, and the quality of their work is top-notch. Great company. Great guys. I would highly recommend them for any landscaping needs."

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August 2026
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"…The job was completed quickly without sacrificing quality, and the results exceeded our expectations. We would absolutely hire this team again and recommend them to anyone looking for landscaping help."

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Pleasant Grove questions

What Pleasant Grove homeowners ask us

Do I need a permit for a retaining wall in Pleasant Grove?
In Pleasant Grove a retaining wall over 4 feet, measured from the bottom of the footing, needs a building permit. On a hillside lot with average slope over 15 percent, the work also triggers sensitive-lands review and a land disturbance permit. We handle both and confirm current requirements with the city.
What are the watering days in Pleasant Grove?
Pleasant Grove assigns secondary-water days by house number, with no watering between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. The system usually starts around May 1 and shuts off in early October. We set your controller to match the city's schedule.
My lot is on the bench and it slopes. Can you handle the grading?
Yes, that is a lot of our Pleasant Grove work. The foothill lots sit on old canyon fans, so we grade to move water the right way, build retaining and terracing where needed, and put drainage behind every wall.
Why do so many patios settle here?
On the valley floor the ground is fine Lake Bonneville silt and clay that drains slowly and moves when wet. Without the base prepped and compacted for that soil, hardscape settles. We prep the base for the ground it sits on.

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