Utah Fencing & Landscape Company
Yard & Landscape Service
Plan the entire Utah property before construction begins. D Fence coordinates grading, drainage, fencing, composite decking, sod, retaining walls, concrete flatwork, irrigation, and planting as one buildable vision backed by 9+ years and 1100+ completed projects.
Custom pricing based on property size, survey and design scope, grading, drainage, planting detail, hardscape planning, HOA requirements, engineering needs, renderings, and project phasing.
Your proposal defines the site assessment, design deliverables, grading and drainage scope, material selections, construction phases, approval support, schedule, and workmanship guarantee.
Designed for Utah
A coordinated landscape plan helps the finished yard look intentional and prevents expensive work from being disturbed later. D Fence evaluates access, elevations, runoff, outdoor-living areas, fence lines, irrigation, planting, and hardscape so every component supports the home, the terrain, and the way you want to use the property.
Smarter together
Coordinate composite or vinyl fencing, gates, or a composite deck with the landscape scope so access, elevations, and scheduling work together.
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These temporary images show complete properties where elevation, drainage, fencing, lawn, planting, walls, and outdoor living were planned together. Your new design and grading photos can replace them later.
From quote to completion
A clear four-step plan keeps the property and project moving.
Tell us about the property, the work you are considering, and the best way to reach you.
We review measurements, access, elevations, drainage, utilities, and how each part of the yard should connect.
You receive a defined scope, material selections, pricing, and an expected schedule before work begins.
Our team completes the agreed work, keeps the site organized, and walks the finished project with you.
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Build one part of the yard or coordinate several services together.
Turn the approved plan into one coordinated full-yard construction project.
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Build structural grade transitions, usable terraces, patios, and walkways.
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Map efficient irrigation zones around the approved lawn and planting design.
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Every property is different. Your estimate will address the grades, access, materials, and priorities specific to your home.
contact@dfenceutah.comThe scope can include an on-site property assessment, drainage review, scaled site layout, hardscape locations, planting areas and Utah-climate selections, irrigation zones, material recommendations, an HOA-ready information packet, and a phased construction plan. Larger full-yard projects may also include three-dimensional visualization when specified in the proposal.
Full-yard construction begins with an on-site consultation and coordinated layout. Any standalone design cost, included design work, or credit toward construction is clearly identified in the proposal before you approve the project.
Yes. D Fence can organize the layout, plant information, hardscape materials, fence or deck colors, finish samples, and project references needed for the approved scope. The proposal identifies the HOA support included for your property.
A coordinated design is especially valuable for larger or phased projects. It helps resolve drainage, access, elevations, fence lines, irrigation, patios, walls, lawn, and planting before finished work is installed, reducing conflicts and expensive rework.
Yes. D Fence assesses slope, soil, runoff direction, and finished elevations, then defines the grading and drainage work needed to support the home, fencing, lawn, hardscape, walls, and planting areas.
Yes. We can design the complete property first and divide construction into logical phases so grading, drainage, fencing, irrigation, hardscape, lawn, and planting are completed in an order that protects earlier work.
Build the whole yard with confidence
Start with a free estimate and a clear conversation about the property, priorities, and construction sequence.