1. Home
  2. Service Areas
  3. Castle Pines

Castle Pines, Colorado

Landscaping and hardscapes in Castle Pines

Retaining walls, paver patios, planting and drip irrigation for Castle Pines homes, with the drawings your HOA needs before work begins.

  • 5.0 on Google47 homeowner reviews
  • Techo-Bloc ProCertified hardscape contractor
  • NDS CertifiedDrainage contractor
  • Nextdoor Favorite2023 · 2024 · 2025
  • Licensed and insuredLocally owned and operated

Building in Castle Pines

Hillside lots, done carefully.

Castle Pines yards are rarely flat. Homes sit among scrub oak and pine on rolling ground, and the landscaping has to manage slope, runoff and views at the same time.

One of our projects here started with tearing out a failing retaining wall and everything around it. We rebuilt the wall in block, regraded the site, and finished with fabric, rock, mulch, new plants and drip irrigation.

River rock swale running along a curbed planting bed and front walk in Castle Pines, Colorado

Local knowledge

What's different about building in Castle Pines.

Slope and runoff

Walls, steps and terraces do most of the work on a hillside lot. We build them with proper drainage behind and below so they hold through wet springs.

HOA design review

Most Castle Pines neighborhoods review exterior changes. We prepare a clear plan with materials and plant lists so your submission is straightforward.

Oak, pine and wildlife

Native oak and pine are part of the appeal and part of the fire picture. We keep plantings near the house low and well spaced, and choose plants deer are less likely to eat.

Our work

Recent work in Castle Pines.

Every photo is a Puskas Landscape & Design project. Each caption names the town where it was built.

Front yard redesign with curbed planting beds and river rock in Castle Pines, Colorado
Front yard redesign · Castle Pines
River rock swale running along a curbed planting bed and front walk in Castle Pines, Colorado
River rock swale · Castle Pines
Paver patio with a built-in fire pit and retaining wall
Paver patio, fire pit and retaining wall · Castle Rock

From our clients

In their words.

“They replaced our dying, flammable globe spruces with a beautiful, natural boulder landscape.” “Detailed quote, on schedule, high quality materials and workmanship, area left impeccably clean.”

Carolyn JonesFront entrance landscape · Google review

“John was on-site every day with his crew. They worked incredibly hard from 7:00 a.m. until nearly 7:00 p.m. John is also extremely professional when it comes to communication, contracts and making sure everyone is on the same page throughout the project.”

Annette DRebuilt paver stairs · Google review

Common questions

What Castle Pines homeowners ask us.

Can you replace a retaining wall that's leaning?

Yes. We remove the old wall, correct the drainage that usually caused the failure, and rebuild. Walls over four feet tall need engineering and a permit, and we coordinate both.

Will you help with my HOA submission?

Yes. Your quote includes the layout, materials and plants in a form you can submit. If the committee asks for changes, we revise it.

What plants hold up to deer?

Nothing is deer-proof, but many grasses, salvias, lavender, Russian sage and junipers are rarely browsed. We plan around what the deer in your neighborhood leave alone.

Start your project

Tell us about your Castle Pines project.

Send a few details through the form. Here is what happens after you hit submit.

  1. A team member reaches out

    Someone from our team reviews your request and contacts you to schedule your in-person assessment.

  2. We do an in-person assessment

    John, the owner, walks your property with you. We look at grade, drainage, access and how you want to use the space, and take measurements.

  3. You receive your quote

    Scope, materials and price, spelled out so you can see where every dollar goes.

Prefer to talk? (310) 227-3205

Request an in-person assessment

No spam and no pressure. Your information stays with Puskas Landscape & Design.