Landscaper in Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake City's east-side neighborhoods — Millcreek, Holladay, Murray, Cottonwood Heights — are built on lots ranging from 1940s bungalows to 1970s ranch homes, most of them sitting on Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District water with aging irrigation and established shade trees.
Our Salt Lake City office is right here at 1541 E 3900 S in Millcreek, which means we're working in these same neighborhoods every day — renovating mature lots, rebuilding aged hardscape, and designing irrigation systems that comply with the city's conservation ordinance and JVWCD's guidelines. We've been doing this work in the Salt Lake Valley for 15+ years.
Why Salt Lake homeowners
call us first.
Office right here
in Millcreek
Our SLC office is at 1541 E 3900 S — we work in Millcreek, Holladay, Murray, Cottonwood Heights, and North Salt Lake every day. Local crew, not a remote dispatch.
Mature lot
specialists
Mid-century bungalows, established shade trees, aging hardscape and irrigation — we've been renovating Salt Lake Valley lots like yours for 15+ years and know what they take.
Full scope,
one team
Landscape design, hardscaping, concrete, and pools — all handled by one SLC-based crew. One point of contact from design through install, no handoffs.
Designed around Salt Lake's water reality
Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District supplies treated water across most of the Salt Lake Valley, and in Salt Lake City proper the city layers its own conservation ordinance on top of that — limiting outdoor watering and incentivizing smart irrigation controllers. Every system we install in the SLC area is designed with both layers of restriction in mind: JVWCD's seasonal guidelines and SLC's own ordinance requirements.
The rebate path here is through Utah Water Savers, the same program as the rest of the valley — up to $3 per sq ft for lawn-to-waterwise conversions, with pre-approval required before any turf comes out. In older SLC neighborhoods where lots have been lawn-heavy for 50+ years, the rebate potential can be significant.
From the Wasatch foothills to the Jordan River
The SLC east side — Millcreek, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights — rises toward the Wasatch bench, where lots run on older private irrigation ditch rights and have significant grade. Retaining walls, terracing, and drainage work are common on these hillside and bench properties. Many also have 50-70 year old trees with established root systems that we design around rather than remove.
West toward the Jordan River, the valley floor is flat clay loam — a different build entirely. Drainage engineering is less about slope and more about soil-level management, and lot-level drainage planning matters on properties that sit closer to the river corridor and its flood plain.
In Salt Lake City we build retaining walls on east-valley bench lots, residential landscaping in Salt Lake City, and full landscape design and build in Salt Lake City.
Reliable
Luxury Landscaping
in Salt Lake City.
Welcome to Pro Landscaping. With over 15 years of experience creating stunning outdoor spaces across Utah, our team is dedicated to delivering high quality landscaping solutions built around each property’s unique style and needs. From homes near I 15 to properties tucked throughout the valleys and mountain communities, we bring the same attention to detail and commitment to every project. Whether you need landscape design, hardscaping, outdoor living features, or full property transformations, Pro Landscaping is proud to serve homeowners throughout Utah with reliable service and lasting results.
Our Salt Lake City office is on 1541 E 3900 S, so the crew on your property is the one based nearest to it — not a van dispatched across the valley. Call (801) 421-8869 and you reach the people who will actually do the work.
Why our
Salt Lake City customers
love us.
Landscape Design & Build in Salt Lake City, Utah
Design and build work in Salt Lake City runs out of the office here, and the crew that walks the property with you is the crew that builds it.
Most people call us with a picture in their head and no idea what it costs to get there. That is fine — that is the job.
Utah makes it harder than it looks. Most of the Wasatch Front runs on pressurized secondary water: untreated, full of sediment and algae that will clog valves, nozzles, and drip lines within a season if the filtration is not designed in from the start. And the districts do not share a calendar — some drain their mainlines in mid-September, others run into October, and the date moves with the weather. A system left charged into the first hard freeze means a spring full of repairs.
Our landscape design and build work takes the whole yard at once, in the order that actually works: grade and drainage first, then irrigation zoned to how the plants really use water, then hardscape, then planting. Full installs typically run $10,000–$75,000 depending on size and how much hardscape is involved. You get that number before anything starts.
Swimming Pool Design & Installation in Salt Lake City, Utah
A Salt Lake City pool build is managed end to end from this office — one project manager, one schedule, no handoff between trades.
Most pool projects go wrong in the coordination, not the concrete.
An inground pool build is a chain of dependencies: design and permit first, with plans showing shape, dimensions and equipment-pad location going to your city’s building department, then excavation, shell, equipment, decking and the landscape it all sits in. Every phase waits on the one before it, and a pool dug before the plans clear or decked before the equipment is set is how a summer build becomes an autumn one.
We don’t subcontract the shell and hand the rest off — we manage the whole project and have eyes on every phase, which is the only way that sequence holds. Inground builds typically run $75,000–$150,000+ depending on size, shape, finish, decking and equipment, and you get that number before anything is dug.
Paver Patios in Salt Lake City, Utah
Paver work in Salt Lake City gets the same base prep whether it is a back patio, a front walkway, or a full driveway approach. That base is the whole job.
A cracked slab is almost always a base problem — and a patio that can crack is a choice.
Freeze-thaw here is punishing. Water works into an under-prepared base, freezes, and lifts whatever is on top of it. Pavers answer that differently to poured concrete: the joints between units flex slightly with that movement instead of resisting it, so the surface takes the season rather than fracturing across it. And when a single paver does crack or stain, it gets pulled and replaced — no patch line across the middle of the patio.
A paver patio comes in dozens of shapes, colours and textures, laid in running bond, herringbone, basket weave or random ashlar; natural stone reads less uniform again. Paver patios run $20–$45 per square foot installed depending on base prep, paver type, drainage and pattern, and we measure the real area before quoting it.
Landscaping, Concrete & Pool Pricing in Salt Lake City, UT
Landscape Design & Build in Salt Lake City
Yard size, grading, sod, plants, rock, irrigation, and hardscape work.
$10,000 – $75,000+
Concrete Patios & Walkways in Salt Lake City
Varies by prep, access, thickness, and finish.
$10 – $20 / sq ft
Stamped & Decorative Concrete in Salt Lake City
Varies by pattern, color, sealant, and site prep.
$15 – $35 / sq ft
Heated Concrete in Salt Lake City
Varies by system, zones, and slab area.
$25 – $50+ / sq ft
Paver Patios & Walkways in Salt Lake City
Varies by base prep, paver type, drainage, and design.
$20 – $45 / sq ft
Retaining Walls in Salt Lake City
Varies by height, drainage, engineering, and materials.
$50 – $120+ / sq ft
Swimming Pools in Salt Lake City
Varies by size, shape, finish, decking, and equipment.
$75,000 – $150,000+
Outdoor Kitchens & Fire Features in Salt Lake City
Varies by size, appliances, stone, gas lines, and layout.
$8,000 – $50,000+
Not sure what your project will cost?
Send us a few photos of your yard and what you want built. We can give you a rough range before scheduling an on-site estimate.
Everything Your Salt Lake City Yard Needs
From landscape design to concrete work and swimming pools, here's the full range of services we bring to Salt Lake City properties. Tap a category to see what's inside it.
Questions Salt Lake City Homeowners Ask
Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District supplies treated water across most of the Salt Lake Valley. Salt Lake City proper also has its own conservation ordinance layered on top. We design every irrigation system in the SLC area to work within both sets of requirements.
Yes. Salt Lake City's water conservation ordinance limits outdoor watering schedules and encourages smart irrigation controllers. We design systems that comply from the first season — not systems that need to be retrofitted later.
Yes. Most of our SLC work is on established lots — mature trees, aged hardscape that's heaved and settled, irrigation systems that are 20-40 years old. Renovation and rethink is the core of what we do in these neighborhoods.
Yes. The rebate runs up to $3/sq ft for turf-to-waterwise conversion, and pre-approval has to be filed before any grass comes out. We handle that paperwork as part of every conversion project in the SLC area.
Yes — all of those roll up to our Salt Lake City / Millcreek office at 1541 E 3900 S.
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