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Rocky lot, overgrown desert or a bigger parcel? Our landscaping company in Apache Junction, AZ can clear it. Call (480) 219-0038 and we will confirm scheduling, then clear brush, lay rock, plant desert beds on drip and handle tree work. Our own crew comes from Chandler, we are licensed, bonded and insured, and every project starts with a free estimate.
Tell us where the yard is and we will come measure it.
Apache Junction sits at the western edge of the Superstition Mountains, mostly in Pinal County. A lot of the ground here is rocky desert with caliche close to the surface, which makes digging, planting and trenching slower than on a graded suburban lot.
Many properties are older homes, manufactured homes or larger desert parcels where the landscaping has been left to fend for itself. Our job as a landscaping company for Apache Junction is to clear what is not working, keep what is, and set the yard up to get by on less water.
Ready when you areReady to clean up your Apache Junction property? CGL Landscaping provides landscaping services in Apache Junction, AZ below the Superstitions. Call to confirm scheduling for your address. Book a free on-site estimate or call (480) 219-0038.
These are the six service areas we bring to Apache Junction. Each one links to a full page with the details of how we do the work.
On desert lots near the Superstitions, most projects mix a few of them. A yard might need dead trees cleared, new rock spread and a drip system rebuilt before any new plants go in.
Call with the address. We will tell you if it fits our schedule and set up a time to look at it.
Rocky soil changes the job. What looks like an easy trench in a photo can turn into a day of breaking through caliche, so we look at the property in person before we put a number on it.
We also check where the washes run, where water collects in monsoon season and what the existing drip or sprinkler lines are doing. That way the quote covers the real work, not a guess.
Because we come out from Chandler, the first step is making sure your address works with our schedule. After that, the steps are the same as any job we take on.
We try to group the work so the crew makes as few trips out US 60 as the project allows. Fewer trips means less time lost on the road and more time spent on your yard.
Call or send the form and we check the route and schedule.
We look at the soil, plants, trees and water lines.
What gets cleared, what gets built and what it costs.
Brush, dead plants and old rock come out first.
Rock, hardscape, drip and plants go in.
Apache Junction borders east Mesa and sits just up US 60 from Gold Canyon. We also work in Queen Creek and San Tan Valley to the south.
If your property is near the line between two of these, it makes no difference to us. Each area page covers what yards there tend to need.
Every project is quoted after we see it. No two desert lots are alike, and the ground itself can change what a job takes.
The four things below account for most of the cost of landscaping in Apache Junction. We write the price down before any work begins.
How much brush, dead plant material and old rock has to go.
Rock and caliche take more effort to dig through.
Square footage of rock, beds, hardscape and lines.
A project that needs fewer visits keeps travel time down.
These are real Google reviews left by CGL Landscaping customers across the Valley. Read them before you call so you know what working with us is like.
CGL Landscaping is a family business with its home base in Chandler, AZ. The approach you read about in these reviews goes with the crew when we drive out to Apache Junction.
Here are answers to what Apache Junction homeowners ask before they hire a landscaper from outside town. Anything else, ask when you call.
Most of these come down to distance, desert soil and water use. If your lot has something unusual, like a wash across it or a steep grade, mention it up front.
Yes, we take on projects in Apache Junction. Call with your address and we will confirm whether it fits our current schedule.
No. CGL Landscaping is based at 799 S Arizona Ave in Chandler, and our crews travel from there.
Yes. It takes more effort to dig and trench, so we look at the ground first and account for it in the quote.
Native and desert adapted plants on drip usually do best here. We pick them based on your sun, soil and how much watering you want to do.
Yes. Clearing brush, dead plants and old rock is often the first stage of an Apache Junction project.
Because of the drive, regular visit plans may or may not fit our route. Ask when you call and we will tell you honestly what we can do.
Apache Junction is where the East Valley runs into open desert, with Lost Dutchman State Park and the Apache Trail just outside town. Our crews reach it from Chandler by way of US 60.
The city sits mostly in Pinal County, with a small piece in Maricopa County. Either way, the climate is the same Sonoran Desert heat, and yards here need plants and irrigation chosen for it.
These four services come up often on the desert side of the Valley. Each one links to its own page.
Desert landscaping and decorative rock suit a lot where water is precious and the ground is hard. Tree removal and regular upkeep deal with what the desert grows on its own.
Our family owned company runs from a single location in Chandler. We do not have a yard or an office in Apache Junction, and we will not pretend we do.
What we do have is a crew that installs desert landscapes, hardscape and irrigation every week across the East Valley. When your project fits our schedule, that same crew comes out to you.
Phone us or fill out the form, and include your street address. We confirm scheduling first, then set a time to walk the property.
There is no charge for the estimate, and you get the price in writing. From clearing a lot to finishing it with rock and plants, CGL Landscaping handles the landscaping services Apache Junction homes need.
