Tempe Service Areas

Landscaping Service Areas in Tempe, AZ

We design and install landscapes across the City of Tempe.

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Tempe Neighborhoods We Serve

Each neighborhood page covers the yards and projects we see there.

Small courtyard garden of a downtown Tempe, Arizona townhome with potted desert plants, gravel and a bistro table, mid-rise buildings beyond

Downtown Tempe

Downtown Tempe sits between Arizona State University and Tempe Town Lake, with condos, townhomes and older houses close to Mill Avenue.

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Mature shade trees and an irrigated lawn in front of a small 1950s brick home on a quiet older Tempe street, flood-irrigation berm along the yard edge

Maple-Ash

Maple-Ash is one of Tempe's older neighborhoods, near the ASU campus, with small mid-century houses on tree-lined streets.

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Lakefront backyard in Tempe with palms, a small lawn, flower beds and a dock on the water

The Lakes

The Lakes is a central Tempe neighborhood built around a series of man-made lakes, with many homes on the waterfront.

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Single-story ranch home in central Tempe with a fresh desert front yard, a mesquite tree and decomposed granite

Kiwanis Park

The neighborhoods around Kiwanis Park in central Tempe are mostly single-story ranch homes, many with original lawns and older irrigation systems..

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Two-story stucco home in south Tempe with a manicured front yard, palm trees, shrubs and a view of South Mountain

Warner Ranch

Warner Ranch is a master-planned community in south Tempe with two-story homes, greenbelts and views toward South Mountain.

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South Tempe cul-de-sac with neat desert landscaping, palo verde trees, boulders and colorful lantana

South Tempe

South Tempe, the part of the city south of the US 60, is mostly single-family neighborhoods with a mix of single-story and two-story homes and plenty of backyards that are ready for an update..

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Tempe Water Rebates

The City of Tempe offers a grass removal rebate for single-family homes: $0.50 per square foot of grass removed, up to $2,000 per home per fiscal year. You need pre-approval before any grass comes out, and the converted area needs low-water plants covering at least 30% of it. Questions go to Tempe Water Conservation at 480-350-8351 or conservation@tempe.gov.

Tempe also has a desert plant rebate of up to $75 per fiscal year, or up to $125 when combined with a grass removal rebate. It requires attending a qualifying landscape workshop within 90 days of your plant receipt, and you apply at waterrebates.com/tempe.

Rebate amounts and rules can change, so confirm the current terms with the City before work starts.

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