Landscaper in Draper, Utah
Draper sits at the south end of the Salt Lake Valley, where Corner Canyon's hillside opens toward the Jordan River on the west — and the terrain difference between east and west Draper is dramatic. East of roughly 700 East, the bench soil is coarser and better-draining, with significant grade toward Corner Canyon. West toward Bangerter Highway and the river, you're in flat clay-loam valley floor with very different drainage and bed-prep needs. Our Draper office at 12521 Minuteman Dr has been working across both terrain types for 15+ years — retaining walls and slope work on the hillside, full outdoor living packages on the flat lots, and pool builds across the whole city.
Why Draper homeowners
call us first.
Local office
in Draper
We're at 12521 Minuteman Dr — not dispatching from across the valley. Our crew works Draper, Sandy, Riverton, South Jordan, Bluffdale, and Alpine every day.
Corner Canyon to
the valley floor
15+ years on both terrain types — coarse bench soil and steep grade on the east side, clay-loam valley floor toward Bangerter. We design for the lot you have, not a template.
Full scope,
one team
Landscape design, retaining walls, concrete, and pools — all handled by one Draper-based crew. One point of contact, one project, no handoffs.
Two soil types, one Draper crew
The defining feature of Draper landscape work is the east-west terrain split. East Draper — Corner Canyon hillside properties — has coarser, faster-draining bench soil and grade that demands retaining walls, slope stabilization, and drainage planning on nearly every project. West Draper, toward Bangerter and the Jordan River flats, is clay-loam valley floor that holds water differently and needs different bed prep and drainage management.
Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District supplies treated water throughout Draper, with water-wise conversion rebates through Utah Water Savers — up to $3 per sq ft, with pre-approval required before turf comes out. Corner Canyon-area properties with large lots often have significant rebate potential on turf-to-waterwise projects.
From Corner Canyon spring runoff to outdoor kitchens
Corner Canyon lots see real spring snowmelt, which means drainage is a first-order concern on hillside properties — not an afterthought. We design every east-Draper project with runoff management in mind: properly graded beds, retaining walls that direct water rather than fight it, and drainage channels where grade demands them. The goal is a landscape that handles a wet spring without requiring emergency fixes.
West Draper's flat lots are where the full outdoor living packages come together — pools, patios, outdoor kitchens, fire features, and landscape design all from one crew. The newer homes in the city's west and south corridors are well-suited for complete outdoor builds, and we regularly handle design-and-build projects of this scale out of our Draper office.
Every project type, one Draper team
Utah's SB 152 (2022) applies to Draper's HOA neighborhoods, including the communities along the Bangerter corridor. Homeowners can replace turf with water-wise planting without HOA penalty — and with JVWCD's conservation guidelines getting tighter each drought year, more Draper homeowners are making that call. We handle the pre-approval paperwork as part of every conversion project.
From our Draper office at 12521 Minuteman Dr, we run full-scale projects: landscape design and build, retaining walls, pools, home additions, and custom structures. Sandy, Riverton, South Jordan, Bluffdale, and Alpine all roll up to this office — same crew, same Draper-based team for the entire south Salt Lake Valley.
In Draper we build retaining walls on Corner Canyon hillside lots, residential landscaping in Draper, and full landscape design and build in Draper.
Everything Your Draper Yard Needs
From landscape design to concrete work and swimming pools, here's the full range of services we bring to Draper properties. Tap a category to see what's inside it.
Questions Draper Homeowners Ask
East of roughly 700 East you're on bench soil — coarser, better-draining, with grade toward Corner Canyon. West of that toward Bangerter and the Jordan River flats is clay-loam valley floor. Both need different bed prep, drainage approaches, and irrigation design. We assess the lot before designing.
Yes. Corner Canyon's hillside properties have significant grade — retaining walls, slope stabilization, and spring-runoff drainage planning are standard on those lots. It's one of our most common project types out of the Draper office.
Yes. Corner Canyon snowmelt is a real design factor. We build drainage into hillside projects from the start — graded beds, directional retaining walls, and drainage channels where grade demands it.
Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District serves the whole south Salt Lake Valley including Draper. Utah Water Savers rebates (up to $3/sq ft) apply for turf conversion — we handle pre-approval paperwork as part of every project.
Yes — all five roll up to our Draper office at 12521 Minuteman Dr. Same crew, same standard of work across the entire south Salt Lake Valley.
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