HOA Xeriscape Conversion in Albuquerque

Project types we help route

• Common-area turf removal and conversion
• Entry monuments and signage landscapes
• Medians, parkways, and curb strips
• Parks and pocket lawns
• Irrigation zone reconfiguration across multiple properties
• Board presentation and member-communication support

What HOA requests should include

• Property manager contact
• Board timeline and decision process
• Site map or rough sketch of the conversion area
• Approximate turf square footage
• Current irrigation system and controller
• Landscape standards / ARC requirements
• Budget approval stage
• ABCWUA rebate interest
• Maintenance contractor involvement

Trust note for HOA boards

HOA projects require written scope, clear provider identity, insurance documentation, schedule expectations, and board approval before work begins. Whether a matched provider can present at a board meeting in person depends on the individual provider — some providers offer board-meeting attendance and some provide written board materials only. This is confirmed before scheduling.

What a typical board packet can include

• Scope summary and conversion-area map
• Conceptual planting plan with plant counts
• Irrigation conversion summary
• Itemized written pricing
• Schedule and phasing plan
• ABCWUA rebate planning notes (if applicable)
• Insurance documentation and references on request

Recommended HOA verification checklist

• Confirm provider business name, license / registration where applicable, and insurance
• Confirm scope, written pricing, schedule, and warranty terms in writing
• Confirm change-order process and member-communication plan
• Confirm rebate ownership: who submits the ABCWUA application and who receives the rebate
• Confirm maintenance contractor coordination during and after install