Where we work · Northern Colorado
Turf and putting greens across Northern Colorado.
Seventeen towns from Wellington to Longmont. Pick yours to see what we build there, what your town and HOA allow, and how to get started.
We work north of the Denver metro.
- 4.7 on GoogleRead the reviews
- Based in WindsorWorking Wellington to Longmont
- Plan and price in writingBefore any work starts
Wellington to Dacono.
Tap your town on the map, or find it in the list below.
Pick your area, then your town.
Fort Collins & the Poudre
Windsor, Timnath, Johnstown & Severance
- WindsorWindsor is home. We build turf and putting greens in Highland Meadows, RainDance, Water Valley and every street in between.
- TimnathWe build turf and putting greens in Timnath, from Harmony Club to Serratoga Falls.
- JohnstownWe build turf, putting greens and dog runs in Johnstown’s newer neighborhoods, ready for two-day watering and big hail.
- SeveranceWe build turf and putting greens for Severance’s newer homes, from Golden Eagle Acres to Hunters Crossing.
Loveland & Berthoud
Greeley & East Weld
- GreeleyWe build backyard turf, dog runs and putting greens in Greeley, where front yards have their own rules.
- EvansWe build turf lawns, dog runs and play areas for Evans homes, from Ashcroft Heights to Lake Arrowhead.
- EatonWe build turf lawns and putting greens on Eaton’s bigger lots, from Governor’s Ranch to Hawkstone by the Eaton Country Club.
- MillikenWe build turf lawns, dog runs and putting greens in Milliken, from Settlers Village to the Mad Russian golf neighborhoods.
Longmont & Carbon Valley
- FirestoneWe build turf lawns, dog runs and putting greens in Firestone, a town with its own turf rules and permit.
- MeadWe build turf and putting greens in Mead’s newer neighborhoods and acreage, including Grand View and Range View Estates.
- FrederickWe build turf, dog runs and putting greens in Frederick, where 2026 rules limit where turf can go.
- LongmontWe build turf lawns and putting greens in Longmont, from Fox Hill to Spring Valley at Ute Creek.
- DaconoWe build turf lawns, dog runs and putting greens in Dacono, on a base made for ground that shrinks and swells.
Neighborhoods
Golf and custom-home communities.
Planning a yard in one of these neighborhoods? Pick yours to see what its design rules say about turf and how approval works.
- Windsor
- Highland MeadowsGolf-course communityTurf needs the committee’s approval, and the product itself is part of the review.
- RainDanceMaster-planned communityBackyard turf is allowed on up to 30% of the rear yard, screened from the street.
- Water ValleyLake communityThe guidelines don’t mention turf, but every landscaping change goes to the committee.
- Fort Collins
- Loveland
- Boyd Lake ShoresLake communityNo landscaping changes without a written plan the committee approves. Turf isn’t mentioned, so describe it plainly.
- Mariana ButteGolf-course communityBoth of Mariana Butte’s rulebooks allow turf, each with its own approval process.
- The Lakes at CenterraLake communityTurf is allowed case by case, on up to 45% of a lot’s landscaped area.
- Greeley
- Timnath
- Johnstown
- Berthoud
- Firestone
- Barefoot LakesLake communityTurf is allowed in fenced side and rear yards, on up to half of those yards.
- Falcon PointGolf-course communityTurf is fine in the yard with committee approval. It’s only barred from porches, patios and balconies.
- Owl Lake EstatesEstate lotsThe covenants don’t mention turf. Talk to the committee chair first, then get Firestone’s permit.
- Mead
- Frederick
- Longmont
- Fox HillGolf-course communityNothing in the posted covenants rules out turf, and the rules differ between the two filings.
- Monte CieloEstate lotsTurf goes on a professionally prepared landscape plan the committee approves before work starts.
- Spring Valley at Ute CreekGolf-course communityTurf is allowed in rear yards only, professionally installed, with the committee’s written approval.
- Severance
- Evans
- Eaton
- Milliken
How it works.
Book a yard walk
Tell us about the yard. We’ll set a time to walk it with you, look at the ground and talk through what you want.
Get a plan and a price
We measure and give you the plan and the price in writing.
We install it
We take out the old lawn, build and compact the base for your soil, then lay, seam and edge the turf.
Walk it together
We brush it in, clean up, and walk the finished yard with you before we call it done.
Next step
Tell us which town the yard is in.
Pick it in the form, tell us about the yard and how to reach you.
Book a yard walk
Five quick questions. Then we’ll reach out to set a time.
- 1Your project
- 2Your town
- 3Size
- 4HOA and timing
- 5Contact