Older flood irrigated lot or a newer build in east Mesa? Our landscaping company in Mesa, AZ handles both. Call (480) 219-0038 and our crew will update tired yards, fix drainage and irrigation, and build patios, turf and desert beds that suit the lot. We are family owned, licensed, bonded and insured, and every Mesa project starts with a free on-site estimate.
Tell us where the yard is and we will come measure it.
Large parts of Mesa were built long before the newer suburbs around it. Those lots tend to be wider, with mature shade trees, bermed grass and irrigation that has been patched many times over the years.
Mesa also keeps growing east, where newer communities like Eastmark have yards built to current HOA standards. Our landscaping services in Mesa, AZ cover both, and the work looks very different depending on which end of town you are in.
Ready when you areReady to update your Mesa yard? CGL Landscaping provides landscaping services in Mesa, AZ from Dobson Ranch to east Mesa, with the same Chandler crew and a firm written quote. Book a free on-site estimate or call (480) 219-0038.
These six service groups cover nearly every Mesa job we see. Each one links to a page with the details.
On older Mesa properties we usually start with trees and water, since those decide what else can grow. On newer lots in east Mesa, design and hardscape tend to come first.
Trimming, raising and removing the big mesquites and shade trees that older Mesa lots are known for.
We will walk it with you, point out what is worth keeping and quote the rest for free.
A mature tree can take decades to grow and minutes to lose. Before we suggest tearing anything out of a Mesa yard, we look at the trees, the soil and the existing water lines to see what can stay.
Some yards in older neighborhoods still flood irrigate, with berms holding water on the lawn. We find out how your lot is watered first, because it changes where grass, rock and new plants make sense.
Redoing an established yard means working around what is already there. We plan the order of work so the trees and lines you keep come through without damage.
New build lots in east Mesa follow a simpler path, but the first steps are the same. We start with a walk and a written quote for every Mesa property, old or new.
Trees, soil, lines and grades checked on site.
We agree on what stays and what goes.
Scope and cost down on paper.
Old grass, concrete or roots taken out.
New surfaces, plants and water lines put in.
Mesa is a big city, and it touches a lot of our service area. Gilbert and Tempe sit on its south and west sides, and Apache Junction is just past its east edge.
If you live near one of those lines, we can help either way. Each nearby city has its own page with the work we see most there.
We price every Mesa job after seeing it. On older properties, what is already in the ground matters as much as what goes in.
Removing a stump, a cracked slab or a buried sprinkler line takes time before new work can start. These four factors explain most of the difference between two Mesa quotes.
Wider Mesa lots mean more ground to grade, plant and water.
Old concrete, grass, stumps or roots that have to come out first.
Big canopies take more time and equipment to trim safely.
Repairing old lines costs less than replacing a whole system.
Below are Google reviews from people who have hired CGL Landscaping for yard projects around the Phoenix area. Read them for a sense of how we work.
We are family owned and run our crews out of Chandler. If you have questions a review does not answer, ask us during your free Mesa estimate.
Mesa homeowners ask a lot about older yards, big trees and irrigation. These answers cover the questions we get most.
Every Mesa property is a little different, so a walk of the yard gives the most accurate answer. The estimate costs you nothing.
Yes. We plan around the flood schedule and the berms, or talk through changing parts of the yard to sprinklers or drip if that suits you better.
Often. We trim and thin mature trees, and we work around their roots when we put in new hardscape or lines.
Yes. We work in newer east Mesa communities as well as the older neighborhoods closer to downtown.
Our shop is in Chandler, and we cover Mesa from there. Call to confirm scheduling if your address is on the far east side near Usery Mountain.
Yes. We remove the grass, change the watering to drip and put in rock and desert plants that handle the heat.
Yes. We offer maintenance visits on a schedule that fits the size of the lot, from weekly to seasonal.
We work all over Mesa, from Dobson Ranch in the west to Las Sendas near Red Mountain and the newer homes in Eastmark. Every job is served from our Chandler shop.
Mesa lies in Maricopa County, with the Salt River to its north and the Usery Mountains on its northeast edge. Soil ranges from sandy to hard caliche, and we test how it drains before planting.
These four services cover a large share of the Mesa work we do. Each links to a page with more detail.
They also tend to go together. A tree gets thinned, the lawn gets resodded and the old patio gets replaced, all on one Mesa lot.
CGL Landscaping is a family owned company based in Chandler. We drive up to Mesa for design, hardscape, tree and irrigation work every week.
Our crews install yards as well as maintain them. That helps on older Mesa lots, where knowing how a yard was built tells you how to fix it.
Call or use the form to set up a free estimate. We walk the yard, talk through options and give you a written price.
Whether it is a flood irrigated lot near downtown or a new build in east Mesa, the first step is the same. We tell you what the yard needs and what it will cost.