ABSOLUTELY NOT. The state strictly mandates that your grass must be living and maintained at the time of their initial pre-project inspection. If you kill your lawn or remove it before we get your design pre-approved, your payout is permanently voided. You must book your audit first.

Yes, but it is a subsidy, not a free ride. The state and regional districts are paying homeowners up to $2.50 to $3.00 per square foot to replace grass with drought-proof designs. This is designed to heavily subsidize the cost of a professional, high-end installation, but you still need the upfront capital to complete the project.

Waiting will cost you your rebate. Wasatch Front cities are warning of severe mid-summer secondary water shutoffs. Once the water stops, your grass dies. Once your grass dies naturally, you are instantly disqualified from the state funds. We must lock in your pre-approval now before the shutoffs hit.

The state programs have strict geographical boundaries and limited funding pools. During your free audit, we will determine immediately if your address qualifies. If the state rejects your property, or if their funds have dried up, you still have a massive problem: the impending water shutoffs will still kill your lawn. In that scenario, we will seamlessly pivot to designing and building a premium, drought-proof yard that protects your property value—with or without the government's help.