Choosing a Las Vegas Landscaper: Compare Our Completed Projects

Past projects can tell you more about a landscaping company than a list of promises. When comparing landscapers in Las Vegas or Henderson, look for photographs and a clear description of work similar to what you need. Here are three Chicago Landscape of Las Vegas projects you can use as a starting point.

Starting with an unfinished yard: Green Valley

Our Green Valley backyard redesign began with bare ground and rock. We installed a paver patio, walkways, two artificial-turf areas and decorative landscape rock. The project page shows the yard before work, installation in progress and the completed backyard and side access.

Use this example if you want to turn an unfinished yard into separate patio, walking and green areas.

Adding a fire pit and a defined patio: Southern Highlands

Our Southern Highlands project combines a custom gas fire pit, paver patio, curved decorative paver wall and artificial turf. Italian Cypress trees, shrubs and rock line the perimeter. The photographs show how those features fit together.

This is a useful reference for discussing the relationship between a gathering area, the surrounding yard and planting borders.

Keeping a natural lawn for dogs: Las Vegas

In our backyard conversion with a dog lawn, we combined decorative paving with a smaller real-grass area and new sprinklers. The work also included a slate walkway, controller replacement and a raised paver platform for future outdoor cooking components.

The project description separates the work completed from the outdoor kitchen components planned for later. Ask for that same clarity in your own estimate.

Bring specific questions to the consultation

• Which past project is closest to the work you want?
• What stays, what is removed and what is installed?
• Are side access, drainage and irrigation changes included?
• Which materials are specified, and which features belong to a later phase?

Choose the examples closest to your needs and share photographs of your current yard. That gives the conversation a concrete starting point.