Times have changed. Ten years ago drought-tolerant landscaping was a tough sell. Clients wanted green, lots of it, and that meant water-thirsty lawns and trees. While some of that attitude still prevails, landscapers are increasingly turning to drought-tolerant landscaping as a way to preserve resources and save costs.
It’s a good thing. January and February of 2013 were the driest on record in California history and experts in climate change think that big, intense wildfires will become the new normal. It’s clear that the need to conserve water is ever more critical.
With that in mind, Bedrock Remodeling and building provides its current and potential customers with the most drought tolerant solutions available.
