We shape river rock features to look like they belong in the landscape.
Channels are designed to move and spread water where it helps plants.
Stone sizes and colors are chosen to suit your yard and home.
River rock installation is priced by length, width, rock size, and boulder count. Larger stones and complex channels cost more. Removing turf and shaping grades also factor into Highlands Ranch projects.
Real creeks widen and narrow, curve around obstacles, and change stone sizes. We copy those patterns so dry creeks look like part of the landscape, not a straight ditch.
A believable creek bed uses a range of sizes, with larger cobble along the outside of curves and finer rock in the center. We blend two or three sizes and a few boulders so the feature looks like water shaped it over time.
A quick blow out in spring and fall clears leaves from the channel. Weeds are easy to spot and pull between smooth stones.
River rock features often pair with rock landscapes and boulder groupings. See more on our Highlands Ranch xeriscape page.
We look at slopes and water flow, discuss your goals, and design the feature.
Our crew shapes channels, installs fabric where needed, and places river rock and boulders.
We plant along edges, clean up, and share care tips.