Centennial, Colorado
Landscape renovations, paver patios, concrete and low-water conversions for Centennial homes with established yards that are ready for an update.
Building in Centennial
Centennial is the north end of where we work. Most homes here have landscaping that went in decades ago: tired lawn, overgrown junipers, a cracked patio and sprinklers that have been patched for years.
We take a yard like that back to a clean start, keep the mature trees worth keeping, and rebuild around how you want to use the space now. The photos here are from our projects in Castle Pines and Castle Rock, the closest towns where we've built.
What we do
One company for the whole yard, so the parts are planned together and built in the right order.
A full plan for the whole yard, built in the right order.
02Paver patios, walkways, steps and retaining walls on an open-graded base.
03Patios, walks and driveways, reinforced, jointed and sealed.
04Fire pits, pergolas, pavilions and outdoor kitchens.
05Low-water landscapes with real plants, rock and drip irrigation.
06French drains, dry creek beds, downspout lines and grading.
07Sod, trees, shrubs and perennials on prepared soil.
08Artificial grass for lawns, pet areas, putting greens and play areas, on a compacted base.
09Zoned sprinkler and drip systems set to your local watering rules.
10Low-voltage LED lighting for paths, steps, trees and patios.
Local knowledge
Big trees add value and shade, and their roots need protecting. We plan patios, walls and trenches around root zones instead of cutting through them.
Centennial is served by more than one water district, and each sets its own watering days and drought rules. We check which one serves your address before designing irrigation.
Older systems waste water through worn heads and poor coverage. A renovation is the right time to rezone, add drip to beds and install a smart controller.
Our work
Every photo is a Puskas Landscape & Design project. Each caption names the town where it was built.
From our clients
“He gave us a very precise and business-like estimate and contract to review. The work was done quickly and everything was neat and clean when they left. He went above and beyond the scope of work to make sure we were satisfied.”
Trisha PetersonLandscape project · Google review
“They are very knowledgeable, the quality of work is top tier, they have great vision for design, and they completed their work before their estimated finish date (but did not sacrifice on quality nor attention to detail). This is the second time we have utilized their services.”
Kristi WaringRepeat client · Google review
Common questions
Centennial is at the edge of our area, so we focus there on full projects: patios, renovations and complete yards. Send us the details and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.
Yes. We remove the turf, convert the irrigation to drip, and build a planted xeriscape. Some water providers offer rebates for this, and they usually need to approve the plan before work starts.
Yes. We break out and haul the old slab, correct the base and drainage, and install new concrete or pavers.
Start your project
Send a few details through the form. Here is what happens after you hit submit.
Someone from our team reviews your request and contacts you to schedule your 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.
Scope, materials and price, spelled out so you can see where every dollar goes.
Prefer to talk? (310) 227-3205
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