Herriman Landscaping

Herriman has grown faster than almost any city in the valley, and the landscape situation reflects it: thousands of homes delivered with builder-grade seed, no irrigation, and a dirt backyard that's been sitting for two years waiting for someone to do something. The city pushes toward the foothills along the Mountain View Corridor, which means newer subdivisions, wide-open streets, and homeowners who bought into the potential of the area and are finally ready to invest in the yard.

We know the new-construction landscaping cycle well — we've started from bare dirt dozens of times in Herriman. We bring efficient installation workflows designed for fresh lots, strong relationships with nurseries that can supply volume for a growing neighborhood, and design sensibility that makes a new-build yard look like it belongs there rather than like a showroom afterthought.

Herriman has actively promoted water conservation as the city's rapid growth has strained local water allocation. New construction lots often have minimal landscaping completed by the builder, leaving homeowners to design and install from scratch.