Colorado Roots Landscape & Irrigation

04/05/2023

Specialize in the Centennial, Littleton, Highlands Ranch area. Book today to get ahead of the rush!

11/15/2022

It’s that time of year! Call us today to get a quote for your Holiday Lights ❄️☃️🎄

03/05/2022

This is a friendly, fun and flexible work environment with the opportunity to make good money!

Must be able to operate heavy machinery.

Must have valid drivers license.

Clean driving record.

Salary will be based upon experience.

You will succeed in this position if you are:
-independent
-dependable
-hard working mentality

11/21/2021

Contact me today for a quote on Christmas light installation.

02/19/2021

We have just created a page on Nextdoor.com to promote my business but it won't show up until I have some reviews. If you have a chance to do a review we would really appreciate it.
https://nextdoor.com/pages/colorado-roots-landscape-irrigation-centennial-co/recommend/

10/07/2019

*IMPORTANT*: Freeze Protection Instructions

Unfortunately with the volume of calls that I am receiving I will not be able to get to everyone before the freeze we are expected to get this Thursday.

This link will take you to my current website that is under construction, but will have a tab called "FREEZE PROTECTION" this will take you step by step through how to best prepare your system until I am able to get to your appointment.

This does not replace what a blow-out does. Fully winterizing your system is important.

05/29/2019

Summer is here and we all know how hard it can be to find the right plant that is able to survive our Colorado climate. Read below to find out some new plant ideas!

Take on Mother Nature and you will lose every time. Colorado gardeners take up the gauntlet all year, and fight conditions such as searing heat and light, droughts, poor soil

04/26/2018

It is that time of the year again...get your sprinkler start-ups done now. Call (720) 841-4575 to schedule your appointment today!

10/11/2017

Looking for some tips on how to prepare your garden for winter? Check out this article on how to prepare your perennials for winter!

After a season of enjoying the blooms from your perennial flower garden, late fall is the time in cold-winter regions (USDA Climate Hardiness Zones 8 and colder) to prepare the beds for winter.

05/17/2017