Peyton, Colorado
Patios, concrete, windbreak planting, drainage and outdoor living for Peyton and eastern El Paso County acreage.
Building in Peyton
East of Colorado Springs the trees thin out and the sky opens up. Peyton properties have space and views, and they also have wind, sun and very little natural shelter.
We design outdoor spaces here around protection: a patio on the sheltered side of the house, a pergola or pavilion for shade, and trees placed to break the wind. The photos on this page are from our projects in Black Forest and Colorado Springs.
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
Wind dries out plants and makes a patio hard to enjoy. Windbreaks, walls and structure placement do more for comfort here than anything else.
Most properties are on wells with limits on outdoor irrigation. We keep irrigated areas small and use tough, low-water plants.
You don't have to landscape five acres. We concentrate on the entry and the space around the house, and transition to native grass beyond.
Our work
Every photo is a Puskas Landscape & Design project. Each caption names the town where it was built.
From our clients
“After battling several summers with a South facing yard and the hot temps and ever present winds we decided to replace our front yard with Coloradoscape.” “He listened to our ideas and then brought thoughtful suggestions to improve upon the project.”
Devona CollierFront yard ColoradoScape · Google review
“John and his crew mulched all of our plant beds, expertly repaired our irrigation system, and installed a beautiful brick paver path leading to the new hot tub pad.”
Mike N.Paver path, irrigation repair and mulch · Google review
Common questions
Yes, for projects that are a good fit. Send us what you have in mind and where you are, and we'll let you know.
Hardy evergreens such as Rocky Mountain juniper, ponderosa pine and Austrian pine are common choices. They need regular water for the first few years and very little after that.
Yes. We pour patios, walks, driveways and pads, with reinforcement and joints planned for the load and the soil.
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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