Seasonal tip
Winter watering when a chinook clears the snow
A warm, dry wind can leave Cheyenne soil bare. Water trees on a calm morning above 40°F. Lawn irrigation stops December 1.

Cheyenne, WY
Jose and Juan's Landscaping is a two-person, owner-operated shop for residential yards in Cheyenne and nearby Laramie County. We design and install patios, retaining walls, irrigation, and planting. Quoted on your lot.
Free on-site quote. One primary ask: tell us what you need and we will come look.
News flash
Seasonal tip
A warm, dry wind can leave Cheyenne soil bare. Water trees on a calm morning above 40°F. Lawn irrigation stops December 1.
Seasonal tip
Shovel first, keep de-icer on the pavement, and mark paver edges before a blade comes through.
Cheyenne and nearby Laramie County
Residential first. Quoted after we see the lot. Nothing here is a published rate — it is a description of the job so you know whether to call.

Before the first hard freeze
Residential blowout in Cheyenne — same as the coupon.
Or call 307-221-2526
Year-round planning
Residential landscape design for Cheyenne yards — a simple plan that ties together patios, retaining walls, irrigation, and planting. Quoted after we see the lot, not from a published rate sheet.
On-site quote: Lot size, slope, and what you want the yard to do. We quote design after we see the ground — no published rates.

Spring through fall
Paver and patio work for high-plains Cheyenne yards: walks, sitting pads, and cobble that can take freeze-thaw — quoted on your lot, not from a published rate sheet.
On-site quote: Area, slope, access for material, and the look you want. We quote after we see the ground — no published rates.
Photos from recent paver, patio, and retaining-wall jobs in Cheyenne.





Spring through early fall
Front-yard and backyard beds: weeding, edging, mulch, and planting that can live with wind, a short season, and dry air.
On-site quote: Bed size, access for materials, and what you already have in the ground. Materials are quoted after we measure.
Shoulder seasons
Leaf and debris cleanup, cutback, and a yard that is ready for the next season — not a landscaping overhaul unless you ask for one.
On-site quote: How much debris is actually there, tree cover, and whether you want a light pass or a full reset.
Winter
Residential driveways and walks after storms. We are a small shop, so we take a list we can finish — not a route we cannot keep.
On-site quote: Driveway length, slope, where snow can be stacked, and how early you need it clear for work.

Before the first hard freeze
A high-plains freeze will split lines that still hold water. We push the system dry with compressed air — the same idea as a geyser through a sprinkler head — so the pipes, valves, and heads can sit through winter. Residential blowout is $75 flat fee.
This season: $75 flat fee for a residential sprinkler blowout — same as the coupon. We confirm the day; the price is $75. Book a $75 blowout.
$75 flat fee. First freeze splits wet lines.

Spring through fall
Residential irrigation install and repair for Cheyenne and the high plains: valves, buried pipe, and zones that can actually water in a short, windy season. This is the system work — not a winter blowout. Quoted on your lot, not from a published rate sheet.
On-site quote: How many zones, where the valve box sits, and what already leaks. We quote after we see the system — no published rates.
Ready for a number you can plan around? We walk the property first.
Get a quotePatio size, slope, how you want the edges, and how far material has to be carried all change the work. We quote those jobs on-site, for free. The residential sprinkler blowout is the $75 flat fee above — not a patio or snow rate.