Grass Cutting, Removal, and Disposal Services in the San Francisco Bay Area
It is no secret that California is in a drought that is causing all kinds of problems with the environment and the local economy. One of the biggest contributors to this water crisis is lawns. In fact, it is estimated that around half of the water that California property owners use is outdoors on landscaping. For that reason the California government has created all sorts of incentives to get rid of your grass and replace it with drought resistant landscaping. It is also the main reason why Earthscape Gardens is so passionate about restoring the local ecosystem with California native plans and landscaping. We have been providing high quality sustainable landscaping services in the Santa Clara County (the South Bay Area) and San Mateo County (the San Francisco Peninsula) for over 10 years now. Our headquarters is currently in Sunnyvale, but we started in Los Altos and used to be headquartered in Cupertino. Sustainable landscaping is our speciality and we take pride in being able to save the environment while putting money back in our client’s pockets. Below is more information on how these turf removal programs work.
California Turf Removal and Replacement Rebate Program
Government rebates will vary based off of your local area, but here are some rebates that you can get:-
- The rebates are generally offered per square foot. More specifically, you can get $2 or more per square foot grass that has been turned into sustainable landscaping. Keep in mind that this rebate has a limit of up to 5,000 square feet of grass, but most lawns won’t exceed this limit. Think about if you had a 1000 square foot lawn, you could get $2,000 of rebate just from this one rebate. That’s not even including all of the additional rebates you could possibly get and the money and time you will save by converting your lawn into low water and maintenance landscaping.
- Water agencies often offer rebates also, so it’s a good idea to contact the one that you use to see if they offer any rebates.
- There are plenty of devices, such as: weather based irrigation controllers, moisture sensors in the soil, rotating nozzles, rain barrels or cisterns that can be used to save water. For that reason, the government offers additional rebates for people that use these devices. Contact your local government to see if you would be eligible.