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New backyard sod lawn with a curbed mulch bed of staked young trees along a black aluminum fence

Davis County

Landscaping & Sprinklers in Layton, UT

Layton is the busiest part of our Davis County work. Most of it is new-build landscaping, built in the right order.

Layton line: (385) 284-0453

Layton at a glance

On the other side of the mountain.

Most of our Layton work is new builds: grading a lot the builder left in clay, running the sprinklers, pouring curbing, then sod, plantings and vinyl fencing.

Newer subdivisions have tight lots, and site access moves a price more than anything. We will show you how we plan to get in before we give you a number.

County
Davis County.
From our shop
About 35 minutes (27 miles) through Weber Canyon.
Elevation
About 4,400 feet.
Secondary water
Layton City, Weber Basin or the Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company, by neighborhood. Many homes use drinking water.
Hardiness zone
USDA 7a.

In Layton

Complete yards for new homes.

Grading, Rain Bird sprinklers, curbing, hardscape, sod, plantings and vinyl fencing, scheduled together so nothing is torn up twice.

Photos and updates from our Layton crews are in the Layton media room.

All services

Building in Layton

Building in Layton.

Weber Basin’s Landscape Lawn Exchange covers this area: it pays to replace lawn with water-wise plants on drip. Apply and get approved before you remove any grass.

  1. Water-wise rules

    Layton’s 2021 ordinance caps lawn in master-planned neighborhoods at 35 percent and dropped the old minimum lawn for single-family lots.

  2. Not everyone has secondary water

    As of 2022, only about 40 percent of homes had it. The rest water with drinking water.

  3. Tight access

    Newer lots often keep trucks out of the backyard. Material comes in by skid steer, planned on the walk-through. What moves a quote.

Local facts on this page come from public sources, checked November 2026: laytoncityutah.gov, conservewater.utah.gov, standard.net, weberbasin.gov, water.utah.gov, en.wikipedia.org, router.project-osrm.org, prism.oregonstate.edu.

Our work

Recent work from our crews.

Real Renegade jobs from around northern Utah. See the gallery

  • New-build front yard with a gravel parking pad beside a new concrete driveway, a river-rock strip and a young tree
  • Square concrete stepping pads through gravel beside a boulder wall and mulch bed at a new home, with the Renegade truck and trailer at the curb
  • Row of staked young trees in a curbed black mulch bed along a black aluminum fence
  • New-build front yard with fresh sod, black mulch beds and staked young trees along a new concrete walk below snowy peaks
  • Curved concrete curbing separating a gravel area from a new sod lawn behind a new home with mountains beyond
  • Long new sod lawn with concrete curbing and a mulch bed of staked young trees along a black aluminum fence

FAQ

Layton questions.

Straight answers. If yours is not here, call and ask.

Call (801) 921-8929
Do you landscape new builds in Layton?

Yes. New-build yards are most of our Layton work.

Why does access change the price on Layton lots?

When a truck cannot reach the backyard, every load comes in by skid steer from the street, and that takes time. We plan it on the walk-through.

Do you install vinyl fencing in Layton?

Yes, usually as part of a new yard, set before the sod goes in.

Does Layton require water-wise landscaping?

For master-planned neighborhoods, Layton caps lawn at 35 percent of the landscaped area. For single-family homes the 2021 rules are recommended, not required.

Where we work

Near Layton

Layton anchors our Davis County work.

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