Why Pleasant Grove homeowners work with Avalawn
Pleasant Grove sits on rocky loam left behind by old alluvial fans off the mountain. It's alkaline, it drains fast, and it dries out faster than the clay-heavy soil you'll find in cities that are only a few miles away. That changes how a landscape should be built from the ground up, from soil amendment to sprinkler run times.
Then there's the water itself. Most Pleasant Grove homes run on secondary water piped from the Provo River, and the city fills that system on its own schedule each spring, with watering days assigned by house number once the system is live.
Here, the landscape has to be designed around that calendar. We build in the right plant choices, zoning, and controller settings so your yard holds up during the weeks the system isn't running yet, and thrives once it is.