Colorado Springs Landscaping Pros is a referral service run by R&S for Pikes Peak region yards, from Colorado Springs to Woodland Park. Send the quote form on this page about a new lawn, an artificial turf area, a yard design or a seeding job. The request goes to an independent landscaping company that does the work and gives you its own quote. Colorado Springs Landscaping Pros is not a landscaping company, and nobody from Colorado Springs Landscaping Pros comes to your yard. The request is free to you. The company we connect you with may pay us for the referral.
How our landscaping referral service works
You can send the quote form on this page or call.
At the moment each call lands in a voicemail box, and a person answers every form and message.
- Send the form or call and leave a message. On a call, a short greeting tells you this is a local referral line and that calls are recorded. Either way, give your name, your phone number, your ZIP code and the yard work you want. Mention whether it is a new lawn, an artificial turf area, a design for the whole yard or a seeding job, and about how large the space is.
- A person calls you back within one business day. The caller says who they are and that Colorado Springs Landscaping Pros only refers callers to landscapers.
- Your request goes to a local landscaping company. Once you agree, the request is handed to an independent company in the Pikes Peak area. That company discusses the yard with you and prices the job itself. If no company is free to take it, you hear that from us.
Who does the work?
An independent local company does the work, not Colorado Springs Landscaping Pros. That company agrees on the price with you.
Colorado Springs Landscaping Pros does not oversee the landscaping and has no part in the agreement between you and the company. Any license, insurance or other detail about the company is supplied by the company itself.
Which yard jobs may need a permit?
Some yard jobs need a permit. The Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (PPRBD) issues building permits for Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Fountain, Woodland Park and Manitou Springs, and it also serves Monument. Its homeowner permit page says a permit is required for a retaining wall taller than 4 feet, and that a contractor cannot pull a permit unless the contractor's license is in good standing. When you compare quotes, ask which company will handle the permit, and ask for the answer in writing.
How our pages are written
The landscaping, artificial turf, landscape design and hydroseeding pages draw on PPRBD, Colorado Springs Utilities, the Colorado legislature, Colorado State University Extension and the Monument and Woodland Park town sites. Each local fact is filed with its source and the date it was read. Prices show up only with a source and a date, and a fact that has no source is left out.
Watering rules are the clearest case of a rule that moves. Colorado Springs Utilities sets the watering limits for the city, such as up to three days a week, and those rules can change with the water supply. For that reason the pages point you to the utility's page rather than print a fixed schedule.
Software checks each page, a reviewer reads it, and a fact check ties every number and rule back to its stored source. A page goes live only after it passes all of those checks.
Once a page is more than six months old, it is checked against fresh sources and updated if something changed.
Spot something out of date? Say so in the quote form details or when the callback comes.
The area we serve
- Colorado Springs
- Fountain
- Monument
- Woodland Park
- Manitou Springs
Requests come from yards in and around Colorado Springs. Four service pages cover landscape installation, artificial turf, landscape design and hydroseeding. Form requests and calls are taken from these places:
- Colorado Springs and its neighborhoods.
- Fountain, 12.3 miles from Colorado Springs.
- Monument, 18.0 miles from Colorado Springs.
- Woodland Park, a Teller County city on US-24.
- Manitou Springs, 5.5 miles from Colorado Springs.
Yard rules differ from one of these places to the next. Monument's permits page lists a separate fence permit and a tree removal permit. Woodland Park's permit FAQ points to a Fence-Dumpster Enclosure-Retaining Wall application, filed with its Planning and Building Department. In Colorado Springs, the Water Wise Rules from Colorado Springs Utilities allow watering up to three days a week. For a turf job in a neighborhood with an HOA, Colorado's SB23-178 says design guidelines for single-family detached homes may not prohibit artificial turf in the backyard. Ask the company how each rule applies to your address.
How to reach us: the quote form, the phone and the disclosure
Colorado Springs Landscaping Pros is a referral service operated by R&S. We pass your request to an independent local company, which does the work.
Send the quote form on this page or leave a voicemail. Within one business day a person calls back and connects you with a local landscaping company.
Send the quote form on this page or call. The Contact page lists what to have ready when you send the form or call.