Change the watering plan along with the plants.
Replacing lawn with planting beds is not only a surface change. Spray coverage, drip zones, filtration and the long-term care plan need to be considered together. A useful conversion preserves the parts of the yard you use while making the rest easier to water appropriately.
Incentives, approval and irrigation changes
Check eligibility before work
Weber Basin’s lawn-exchange program requires application and approval before lawn removal. Requirements, eligible locations and funding can change. Review the official program first and keep approval separate from a contractor estimate.
Build the right irrigation scope
New planting areas may need separate drip control, accessible filters and pressure regulation. Confirm who handles lawn removal, soil preparation, planting, mulch and irrigation. A smaller irrigation-only project is different from a complete landscape conversion.
Service requests and availability
Requests are shared with S&S Sprinklers & Landscaping, the current service provider. Confirm address-level availability, the work scope, pricing and any work agreement directly with the contractor.
Useful local guidance
Check current watering advice and your water provider’s notices before changing a schedule or working near the service connection.