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Landscape Design & Property Services In Brighton, CO

Brighton has specific rules for new sod and HOA tract watering this year. We help Brighton homeowners and communities plan landscape changes, choose between sod and other options, and time installs around the city's permits.

Do You Serve Brighton?

Yes, we serve Brighton as part of our primary coverage. All seven main services are offered, with snow removal subject to route availability. Brighton's 2026 Stage 1 rules limit irrigation to two days per week and restrict sod over 200 square feet without a permit, so we confirm permit timing before quoting new lawn.

Who We Help In Brighton

  • Homeowners planning yard updates or seasonal work
  • HOA communities with shared landscaping
  • Property managers overseeing residential exteriors

Landscaping And Property Services Available In Brighton

Each service has its own page with full scope, process and cost factors.

  • Landscape Design & Installation

    Layouts that mix planted beds, rock and hardscape to reduce the area that depends on lawn watering.

    Explore Landscape Design & Installation
  • Xeriscaping

    Water-wise planting, mulch and irrigation changes that reduce thirsty lawn while keeping the yard alive and green.

    Explore Xeriscaping
  • Sod & Artificial Turf Installation

    Brighton began issuing free sod permits on October 1, 2026, with a set watering schedule for establishment. We plan sod installs around that process, or compare synthetic turf where it fits.

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  • Drainage & Irrigation Services

    Help with standing water and runoff in the yard, plus watering coverage that fits your lawn and plants.

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  • Snow Removal

    Driveway, walkway and community snow clearing for eligible homes and HOAs.

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  • Hardscaping & Concrete

    Patios, walkways and other approved outdoor surfaces that add structure and usable space.

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  • Holiday & Landscape Lighting

    Seasonal holiday displays and outdoor lighting for paths, plantings and the features you want to show off.

    Explore Holiday & Landscape Lighting

Brighton Rules To Know Before Changing Your Yard

Brighton extended its Stage 1 drought restrictions through November 15, 2026. Verify current rules with the City.

Sod Permits
Sod installation over 200 square feet was prohibited through September 30, 2026. Free sod permits are issued from October 1.
Watering Days By Address
Even addresses irrigate Tuesday and Friday; odd addresses Wednesday and Saturday. No irrigation from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
HOA Tracts
Unaddressed landscape and HOA tracts may irrigate only Monday and Friday, which matters for common-area planning.

How To Request An Estimate

  1. 1Send a request through our online Jobber request form or call during business hours.
  2. 2Tell us your address and the service you need so we can confirm availability.
  3. 3We follow up to discuss scope and next steps.

Common Brighton Questions

Do I Need A Permit For New Sod In Brighton?

Under the 2026 Stage 1 rules, sod areas over 200 square feet need a city sod permit. Check with the City of Brighton for the current process.

Can You Help My Brighton HOA With Common Areas?

Yes. We can plan common-area landscaping that fits the watering days set for HOA tracts.

Is Artificial Turf An Option In Brighton?

Synthetic turf is one option we compare. Check HOA rules before choosing it.

Planning A Project In Brighton?

Tell us about your property and we will confirm availability for your address and service.