SANTA FE, NM – September 16, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
Evergreen Landscape Pros has expanded its list of landscaping services to address a broader range of residential and commercial property needs across the Santa Fe region. The expanded roster brings design, installation, hardscaping, irrigation, and year-round maintenance together under one provider, responding to steady demand for consolidated grounds care in a high-desert climate.
The wider service list groups the company’s work into areas that property owners can arrange together rather than through separate contractors. These areas cover landscape design and planting, hardscape features such as patios, walkways, and retaining walls, irrigation installation and repair, and recurring maintenance that includes mowing, pruning, and seasonal cleanup. Grouping the work is intended to simplify scheduling for owners who previously hired different specialists for each stage.
The expansion places added emphasis on water-conscious landscaping, including xeriscaping and the use of drought-tolerant and native plantings suited to northern New Mexico’s semiarid conditions. Water conservation has been a long-standing priority in the region, where municipal programs have encouraged residents to reduce turf and adopt low-water designs. The added services allow property owners to convert irrigation-heavy yards into layouts that require less water while retaining year-round appearance.
“The broader service list lets property owners handle design, construction, and upkeep through one crew instead of coordinating several separate companies,” said Kevin Lopez, owner of Evergreen Landscape Pros. “Bundled scheduling tends to cut the delays that occur between phases of a project and keeps the finished result more consistent.”
Hardscape construction represents one of the larger additions to the list, covering stone and paver patios, walkways, seat walls, and outdoor gathering areas built to withstand wide temperature swings. Materials common to the region, including local stone and permeable pavers, factor into designs meant to manage runoff during summer monsoon storms. The company reports that hardscape inquiries tend to rise in late spring as owners plan outdoor space ahead of summer.
Irrigation upgrades form another area of growth, with the added services covering drip systems, smart controllers, and repairs to aging spray lines that lose water to evaporation and leaks. Efficient irrigation has drawn interest as tiered water rates raise the cost of heavy outdoor use during dry months. Adjusting or replacing older systems can lower a property’s summer water consumption without removing established plantings.
The maintenance offerings run on scheduled visits that shift by season, with more frequent attention during the spring and summer growing months and reduced visits through the colder part of the year. Installation and hardscape projects are quoted individually according to site conditions, total square footage, and the materials a client selects. This structure lets the company handle both ongoing upkeep contracts and one-time construction work within the same service list.
Commercial clients, including property managers and small businesses, account for part of the added demand, particularly for grounds that require regular upkeep to meet appearance standards. Residential requests continue to center on planting design, patio and walkway construction, and irrigation adjustments tied to changing water rates. The mix allows crews to move between project types depending on seasonal workload.
Landscaping firms across the Southwest have moved toward combined design, build, and maintenance models as clients look for fewer points of contact for property work. The shift reflects both regional labor conditions and a preference among owners for accountability that stays with one company through a project from planning to long-term care. Consolidated service lists have become a common response to that preference among established firms.
Kevin Lopez noted that the expansion followed repeated requests from existing clients who wanted a single point of contact for seasonal work. “Many property owners had already asked for maintenance after a design project wrapped, so folding those stages into one list reflected what clients were requesting,” Lopez said. The company plans to review the service list periodically as demand and regional conditions change.
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For more information about Evergreen Landscape Pros, contact the company here:
Evergreen Landscape Pros
Kevin Lopez
+15053936449
info@santafelandscapers.com
105 Cienega St, Ste #110, Santa Fe, NM, United States, 87501
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