Water Rebates Available — Up to $2/sq ft for Lawn Replacement

Drought Tolerant Landscaping Sacramento CA

Replace your water-guzzling lawn with a beautiful, low-maintenance drought tolerant yard — save water, save money, and qualify for Sacramento rebates.

Drought Landscaping Services in Sacramento

Lawn Removal & Replacement

Remove thirsty grass and replace with drought-tolerant ground cover, DG, or natives.

California Native Plant Installation

Manzanita, salvia, buckwheat, and other natives thrive in Sacramento's climate with minimal water.

Drip Irrigation Installation

Efficient drip systems target plant roots — uses 50% less water than sprinklers.

Decomposed Granite & Rock Mulch

Low-maintenance, weed-resistant ground cover that looks great year-round.

Succulent Gardens

Beautiful, drought-proof succulent arrangements for front yards and patios.

Rebate Application Assistance

We help you apply for SMUD, SCWA, and local rebate programs to offset your project cost.

Drought Landscaping FAQs — Sacramento

What is drought tolerant landscaping in Sacramento?

Drought tolerant landscaping replaces thirsty grass and plants with California native plants, succulents, decomposed granite, and efficient drip irrigation — reducing outdoor water use by 50–80%. Perfect for Sacramento's hot, dry summers and water restrictions.

Do Sacramento water districts offer rebates for drought landscaping?

Yes — SMUD and Sacramento County Water Agency offer rebates for lawn replacement, drip irrigation, and drought-tolerant plants. Some programs pay $1–$2 per square foot of lawn replaced. We help you apply for all available rebates.

How much does drought tolerant landscaping cost in Sacramento?

Drought tolerant landscaping in Sacramento costs $3–$12 per square foot depending on design, plants, and materials. Most Sacramento front yards cost $2,000–$8,000. After rebates, your net cost can be significantly lower. Free estimates available.

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