Landscape contractor / Design-build / Northern Utah

We design it to build it.

Paid landscape design, drawn by the team that will hold the grade, set the base and answer for the result.

You should not have to coordinate grading, walls, patios, structures, irrigation and planting on your own. R2 is the landscape contractor for the whole property, with every phase under one accountable design-build team.

Aerial view of a completed modern landscape installation at a Kaysville, Utah estate R2 LandscapeBuilt With Purpose.
2026 Parade of Homes · Mountain Green Kaysville Modern Estate The Hillside Residence · Fruit Heights

A great outdoor project starts with a plan.

Without one, decisions get made out of order, the budget drifts and the finished yard can feel like a collection of unrelated features. R2 brings the whole property together before construction begins.

Every part.
One purpose.

01

Site & Space Planning

A layout built around your property, priorities, circulation, views and the way you want to live outside.

02

Hardscape Direction

Pavers, walls, structures, pools, gathering areas and finish direction brought into one cohesive concept.

03

Planting & Irrigation

Plant character, bed composition, lawn areas and irrigation intent planned as part of the full environment.

04

Build Alignment

Scope, priorities and investment are organized before installation begins so the project has a clear path forward.

Paver stepping-stone path through planting beds alongside a fence line and young trees

Your plan should work in the field—not just look good on paper.

Because R2 is a design-build firm, we think through grading, drainage, access, material transitions and construction sequencing while the design is taking shape.

The result is a vision that can move directly toward an accurate proposal and a controlled installation.

Built in three controlled phases.

Sitework first, then hardscape and structures, then planting. Those three phases break into the five trades below — and R2 is accountable for every one of them, so there is no gap between trades for a problem to fall into.

01

Site Prep & Excavation

Demolition, excavation, rough grading, drainage and the compacted base that everything above it depends on. Get this wrong and nothing built on top of it survives a Utah freeze-thaw.

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02

Retaining Walls Masonry

Engineered block, boulder and natural stone walls with the base, drainage rock, drain line and geogrid that decide whether a wall holds for decades or leans in five years.

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03

Hardscape

Paver terraces, concrete flatwork, driveways, steps and natural stone — sized around how the space actually gets used, and built on base depth you will never see.

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04

Outdoor Spaces

Outdoor kitchens, fire features, pavilions and lighting, with the gas, power, water and drainage run in Phase 1 rather than cut into finished paving later.

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05

Planting & Softscapes

Zoned irrigation matched to your water source, soil, trees, beds and sod. The living phase, and the only one that improves every year after handover.

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Six contractors, no one responsible.

The usual way a complete outdoor project gets built is one trade at a time: an excavator, a wall company, a concrete crew, a pool builder, an irrigation contractor, a landscaper. Each one prices only their own scope, and every gap between them becomes yours to manage — the sleeve nobody ran, the grade that does not meet the patio, the irrigation trenched through a finished lawn.

One point of accountability removes the gaps rather than arguing about them. One company is responsible for the grade, the wall that holds it, the sleeve the lighting needs and the irrigation that goes in before the topsoil. When something needs solving, there is one number to call and nobody to point at.

Simple by
design.

01

Consult

We walk the property, hear your goals and understand how the finished space needs to work.

02

Design

We organize the site into a cohesive plan and refine the major materials, features and planting direction.

03

Build

Your approved design moves into a coordinated proposal and installation plan with one accountable team.

Complete properties, not single trades.

Residential design-build suits an unfinished property, a new build handed over with bare dirt, or a yard being taken back to grade and rebuilt. If you need one element — a patio, a wall, a sprinkler repair — the individual service pages are the better place to start. We build across Kaysville, Farmington, Bountiful and the rest of Northern Utah.

Before you
reach out.

How do I choose a landscaping contractor?

Ask who is responsible where two trades meet. A landscaping contractor who prices only their own scope leaves the seams to you: the grade that misses the patio, the sleeve nobody ran. Look for one company that designs the whole property, builds it in order and answers for it after handover, with the scope, schedule and price in writing before work starts.

What does residential landscape construction include?

The full exterior: site preparation and excavation, grading and drainage, retaining walls, hardscape and paving, outdoor living structures, pools where they are part of the plan, then irrigation, planting and lighting to finish.

What are the three phases?

Phase 1 is sitework - excavation, grading, drainage and retaining walls. Phase 2 is hardscape and structures - paving, concrete, outdoor kitchens, fire features and pools. Phase 3 is landscape installation - irrigation, planting, edging, rock, mulch, sod and lighting. They run in that order because each one buries something the next one needs.

Do I need a design before you can build?

For a complete property, yes. A plan is what makes the scope, the schedule and the price real rather than approximate. If you already have drawings from another designer we can build from those.

Do you charge for landscape design?

Yes. Design is paid work, drawn to scale with layout, materials and grades resolved and a price attached before anything is built. A free sketch is a sales tool; a paid plan is a document you can build from, price against and keep.

Can I hire you for design only?

You can, but it is not what we are built for. We design in order to build, and the plan is drawn around how we build, the order we will build it in and real Northern Utah costs. Take it to another builder and you lose the part that makes it worth paying for: the people who drew it are the people accountable for it.

What do I actually receive?

A scaled plan showing layout, materials, planting and grades, developed to the point where it can be priced and built rather than only looked at.

Bring the complete vision into focus.

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