We're a licensed Arizona contractor (ROC #345055) based in Queen Creek, handling artificial grass, pavers, pergolas, and outdoor kitchens throughout the East Valley. Unlike many landscape companies, we own our equipment and complete installations with our trained team - no subcontracting.
Most landscape contractors in Arizona subcontract work or rent equipment per project. Here's why we operate differently - and why that matters for your backyard.
We hold an active Arizona ROC license (#345055) with bonding and insurance. This provides legal accountability and consumer protection that unlicensed landscapers can't offer. Arizona requires ROC licensing for landscape projects over $1,000 - verify our status at azroc.gov.
We own our own professional equipment (bobcat and hydraulic trailer) to handle any size jobs and ensure we always show up prepared. This eliminates rental delays and allows better project scheduling. Equipment costs are built into our business overhead, not marked up per project like contractors who rent as needed.
Our crew handles installations from excavation through final cleanup. We don't subcontract work to third parties. This provides consistent quality and clear accountability - one team, one standard, one point of contact for any issues.
Operating from Queen Creek, we serve the East Valley with a local presence that matters. Available for warranty work with established relationships among area suppliers. Local means faster response times and community accountability.
Quality landscape installations require proper base preparation - adequate excavation depth, correct base materials, and proper compaction. Cutting corners on base work leads to settling pavers and drainage problems. We follow established installation standards for long-term results.
Warranty coverage and availability for questions after project completion. Local business means accessibility for seasonal maintenance questions or warranty service. Direct contact with the contractor who handled your installation.
From initial consultation to post-installation support, here's what you can expect for your Queen Creek, Gilbert, or Chandler landscape project.
Why this matters: Our crew handles the entire installation process. No subcontractors bidding on your project. This provides consistent quality standards and clear accountability throughout the job.
Why this matters: Questions and concerns go directly to the licensed contractor, not through sales staff or project coordinators. Direct communication reduces miscommunication and speeds problem resolution.
Why this matters: Arizona law requires landscape contractors to hold ROC licenses for projects exceeding $1,000. Our license (#345055) can be verified at azroc.gov, confirming active bonding and insurance coverage.
Why this matters: Arizona's desert climate requires specific installation considerations - monsoon drainage, heat-resistant materials, and soil characteristics. Local experience prevents common installation failures.
Why this matters: Operating from Queen Creek, we serve the surrounding East Valley. Local business location means accessibility for warranty service and familiarity with area building conditions and supplier networks.
Why this matters: Written estimates include material costs, labor breakdown, and expected timeline. No hidden fees or equipment rental surcharges added during the project. Changes documented and approved in writing.
What to expect: Free onsite consultations at your property. The licensed contractor evaluates your space, discusses project goals, and provides realistic assessments of timeline and feasibility.
What to expect: Start dates are scheduled based on material delivery and crew availability. You'll receive realistic timelines and advance notice of any delays from suppliers or weather.
What to expect: Excavation to proper depth with appropriate base materials and correct compaction methods. Proper base preparation prevents common failures like settling pavers and drainage problems.
What to expect: The licensed contractor checks work at critical phases - base preparation, drainage grade, and material installation. Problems are identified and corrected during installation, not after project completion.
What to expect: Final walkthrough with the contractor to review completed work. Any areas requiring special attention are explained, along with maintenance recommendations for Arizona conditions.
What to expect: Availability for warranty service and maintenance questions after project completion. Local business presence means accessibility for seasonal concerns or warranty issues.
Here's what separates us from landscape companies that subcontract work, rent equipment, or operate as franchises managed from out of state.
Contact Prime Landscape Design for a free consultation and written estimate for your Queen Creek, Gilbert, or Chandler property.