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Landscaping in Denver, CO

Compare 18 local landscaping pros. Typical service: $355–$1064.

Top Landscaping Companies in Denver

  1. 1.Harvester Landscapes

    4.9★ (126 reviews)

    4.9★ from 126 reviews

  2. 2.Pro Home, Yard and Landscaping

    5.0★ (70 reviews)

    5.0★ from 70 reviews

  3. 3.Camilleri Solutions Landscaping

    5.0★ (61 reviews)

    5.0★ from 61 reviews

  4. 4.Lawn Services, Inc

    4.3★ (86 reviews)

    4.3★ from 86 reviews

  5. 5.Dalia Landscape

    4.8★ (52 reviews)

    4.8★ from 52 reviews

  6. 6.Cobblestone Design Build

    5.0★ (38 reviews)

    5.0★ from 38 reviews

  7. 7.Larkspur Landscaping

    5.0★ (28 reviews)

    5.0★ from 28 reviews

  8. 8.Mile High Landscaping

    4.3★ (34 reviews)

    4.3★ from 34 reviews

  9. 9.A.P Excavation & Landscaping

    5.0★ (9 reviews)

    5.0★ from 9 reviews

  10. 10.Soulshine Landscaping, LLC

    4.7★ (9 reviews)

    4.7★ from 9 reviews

  11. 11.IC Landscaping Corp.

    5.0★ (7 reviews)

    5.0★ from 7 reviews

  12. 12.Indian Summer Landscaping

    2.4★ (27 reviews)

    2.4★ from 27 reviews

  13. 13.FRX Landscaping

    3.7★ (6 reviews)

    3.7★ from 6 reviews

  14. 14.Ray Landscaping LLC

    4.0★ (5 reviews)

    4.0★ from 5 reviews

  15. 15.DLC Landscape, Inc.

    2.0★ (21 reviews)

    2.0★ from 21 reviews

  16. 16.Evergreen Landscaping Services

    3.0★ (2 reviews)

    3.0★ from 2 reviews

  17. 17.Loeras Landscaping

    3.0★ (1 reviews)

    3.0★ from 1 reviews

  18. 18.LeafStone Landscaping LLC

Landscaping Cost in Denver

Local ranges, adjusted for area wage and cost-of-living data.

ServiceTypical range in Denver
Mulch installation$355–$1,064/job
Planting and bed design$473–$1,773/job
Yard cleanup$236–$709/job
Patio or hardscape$3,546–$10,638/job

Landscaping prices in Denver run about 18% above the national average, based on what this trade earns in the metro area — so neighbouring cities in the same metro see similar rates.

Quotes on this page come from 18 companies serving Denver, rated 4.2★ on average across 582 customer reviews.

Denver Climate & Seasonal Timing

What Denver's weather means for scheduling landscaping.

Last spring frost
May 2
First fall frost
October 5
Annual precipitation
15.58"
Heating degree days
6,068
Cooling degree days
687
MonthLowHighPrecip
Jan17.4°44.5°0.47"
Feb19.6°46.1°0.47"
Mar26.4°53.6°1.25"
Apr34.1°60.9°1.74"
May43.8°70.5°2.3"
Jun52.8°81.2°1.69"
Jul59°88.2°2.05"
Aug57.4°85.7°2.06"
Sep47.5°77.2°1.06"
Oct35.7°64.9°1.08"
Nov24.9°52.3°0.82"
Dec16.7°43.3°0.59"

NOAA station data 0.73 miles from Denver.

Permits & Regulations in CO

No permit typically required

  • Applying lawn or ornamental pesticides for hire requires a Colorado Department of Agriculture commercial applicator business license
  • A qualified supervisor licensed in the turf and ornamental category must be linked to the business
  • Front Range water providers enforce watering-day restrictions that set irrigation schedules

License required: Colorado Department of Agriculture commercial applicator business license (turf and ornamental)

Sources: ag.colorado.gov

Landscaping FAQs for Denver

How much does landscaping cost in Denver?

Mulch installation in Denver typically runs $355-$1064 for a typical yard; planting and hardscape projects cost more.

How many landscapers serve Denver?

We track 18 landscaping companies serving Denver.

When is the best time to plant in Denver?

The last spring frost in Denver usually falls around May 2, and the first fall frost around October 5. Most planting happens after the first date, and fall planting should finish several weeks before the second.

Is landscaping in Denver more expensive than average?

Landscaping in Denver runs about +18.2% versus the national average.

How much rain does Denver get for new plantings?

Denver averages 15.58 inches of precipitation a year, which decides whether new beds need drip irrigation or can rely on rainfall after establishment.

What plants survive Denver summers?

With summer highs near 88F in Denver, landscapers favor heat-tolerant, established-root plantings and mulch deep enough to hold soil moisture.

Do I need a permit for landscaping in Denver, CO?

In CO, Applying lawn or ornamental pesticides for hire requires a Colorado Department of Agriculture commercial applicator business license. Retaining walls, grading and drainage changes are what most often need a permit in Denver.

How cold do Denver winters get for landscaping?

Winter lows near 17F in Denver set which perennials and shrubs are hardy enough to survive without protection.