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Landscapers in Mesa, AZ

One of Arizona's largest cities, with a mix of older lawns being converted to xeriscape and newer homes needing complete backyard builds. Below are 11 landscaping contractors with an active Arizona ROC license serving Mesa.

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The Yard Experts

ROC Licensed · #278618Serves Mesa

San Tan Valley landscaper with a Mesa service page listing landscape installation, turf, pavers, irrigation, tree trimming and maintenance.

Design & InstallArtificial TurfPavers & HardscapeIrrigationTree & Palm TrimmingMaintenance
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Alpine Turf

ROC Licensed · #347109 5.0 Google (42 reviews)Serves Mesa

East Valley backyard installs: turf and pavers for Gilbert, Chandler, Queen Creek, Mesa and San Tan Valley.

Design & InstallArtificial TurfPavers & Hardscape
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Outdoor Solutions

ROC Licensed · #360102 4.1 Google (43 reviews)Serves Mesa

Mesa landscaping contractor (formerly FNV Landscaping) for irrigation repair, artificial grass, hardscape and upkeep.

Artificial TurfPavers & HardscapeIrrigationMaintenance

Yard maintenance crews in Mesa

Routine mowing, trimming and cleanup generally doesn't require a contractor license in Arizona, so these crews are listed separately and aren't license-verified. For installs, hardscape, irrigation systems, or any job of $1,000 or more or that needs a permit, hire a licensed contractor from the list above. Learn why →

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Desert Lawns of Arizona

Yard maintenance only 4.9 Google (72 reviews)Serves Mesa

Lawn maintenance for homeowners across Mesa, Scottsdale and the Phoenix metro.

Maintenance
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Mow Power

Yard maintenance only 4.7 Google (651 reviews)Serves Mesa

East Valley lawn mowing and yard maintenance.

Maintenance

Planning a yard project in Mesa?

  • Rebates: Many Arizona water utilities offer grass removal rebates. Check the City of Mesa water conservation page before you start. Rebate guide →
  • Smart irrigation controller rebate: No residential controller rebate found; Mesa's rebates focus on grass removal. Details →
  • Hire licensed for big jobs: Arizona generally requires an ROC license for work of $1,000 or more. Why it matters →
  • What to plant: photos of popular cactus, shrubs, trees and lawn grasses. Plant guide →
  • Water deep, not often: the 1-2-3 rule for desert plants. Watering guide →
  • Budget: published Phoenix-area price ranges. Cost guide →

Popular services in Mesa