12 minutesDenver properties face drainage challenges that other regions don’t. Our clay soil drains slowly. Water sits on the surface after storms instead of soaking in. Freeze-thaw cycles through winter create

11 minutesA crushed rock driveway offers exactly what Denver gardens need: a permeable surface that manages stormwater, withstands freeze-thaw cycles better, and creates visual harmony with the native rock and plants

10 minutesThe concerns are real. How do you move big rocks by hand without injury? Will you damage your irrigation system or tear up the lawn? Do you need expensive equipment,

9 minutesHow much does river rock cost? River rock pricing feels deliberately confusing because it involves multiple measurement units, and varies between national averages and local Denver markets. Then you factor

12 minutesA river rock driveway uses rounded stones from riverbeds as the surface material. These stones sit over a compacted base layer. You can use them for your entire driveway or

10 minutesBoth pea gravel and river rock are popular decorative aggregates in Denver landscapes, and for good reason. They handle our semi-arid climate beautifully, require minimal water, and can last decades

10 minutesA rock border around a house foundation is a graded strip of soil topped with gravel, river rock, or similar stone. This border improves drainage, protects siding, and creates clean