Rock gets picked alongside your pavers and walls, so the whole backyard reads as one plan.
Areas get proper grading and fabric where needed, so rock drains well and stays clean.
Edging keeps rock in place and away from lawns and walks.
Decorative rock and boulder installation is priced by area, rock type, and depth. Larger or specialty rocks cost more, and removing old rock or sod adds labor. Access to Highlands Ranch backyards also factors in.
Most decorative rock looks best around two to three inches deep, enough to hide the ground without wasting material. Fabric helps in some spots and hurts in others, so we use it near foundations and skip it where plants will grow through.
Leaves and debris gather in rock over time, especially under the mature trees common in older neighborhoods. A leaf blower on low, an occasional rake, and fresh edging every so often keep the finish crisp without a full replacement.
Rock areas often border a paver patio and pair with breeze and gravel paths. See more of our Highlands Ranch hardscaping work.
We review the areas around your hardscape, discuss rock choices, and prepare a quote.
Our crew removes old material, grades, installs fabric and edging, and places rock and boulders.
We rake, rinse, and clean surrounding surfaces.
