Rock landscaping is ideal for Denver’s climate, offering durability, low maintenance, and significant water savings. It removes the need for mowing, fertilizing, and constant watering while resisting erosion and enhancing curb appeal.

Tools & Materials
Landscape rock, commercial-grade fabric, steel or concrete edging, staples, sand or gravel base, shovel, rake, tamper or compactor, wheelbarrow, tape measure, and marking spray. Buy 10% extra rock. Most projects use a 2–3 inch depth.

Installation Steps
• Plan and measure the area, selecting the proper depth.
• Remove all weeds and grass.
• Grade soil with a 2% slope away from structures.
• Install edging to keep the rock contained.
• Lay landscape fabric with 6–8 inch overlaps.
• Spread rock evenly without stepping directly on the fabric.
• Clean edges and rinse nearby hardscapes.

DIY vs. Professional
DIY installation saves money but requires time, tools, and physical effort. Professionals offer faster work and understand Denver’s clay soil and drainage challenges.

Common Mistakes
Insufficient weed removal, loose fabric, excessive depth, poor drainage planning, wrong rock size, and missing edging.

When installed correctly, rock landscaping creates a durable, water-efficient yard suited for Colorado’s climate.

🌏 Contact Us
Mile High Lifescape1007 S Federal Blvd, Denver, CO 80219, USWebsite: milehighlifescape.com

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