A cistern connects to your roof gutters and stores rain for plants or drip irrigation. Typical installs include a level pad, screened inlet, overflow to a basin, and tidy plumbing along the wall—often rebate-eligible. We’ll match you with cistern installers and walk you through the paperwork. 

Drip puts water right at the roots so you use less and plants thrive. A “done right” setup has a filter, pressure regulator, correct emitter flow, and lines tucked under rock mulch to reduce evaporation. Great for conversions and ongoing bill savings. 

Good xeriscape isn’t just gravel—it’s basins + native plants + drip. You get shade, color, and much lower water use, plus less mowing and maintenance. We’ll show plant options that fit Tucson rebates and connect you with licensed installers. 

A simple diverter lets your washing machine send water to trees and basins (or back to the sewer when needed). It’s a fast way to grow shade with everyday water. We’ll explain permit tips, safety basics, and match you with gray-water pros. 

A curb cut guides street runoff into planted basins where soil and roots soak it up—less puddling, more green. Think native shrubs, mulch, and a gentle slope that protects sidewalks. Many projects qualify under green stormwater incentives.

HOA medians can look great and use less water: drought-tough plants, rock mulch, and smart drip with simple maintenance notes for your landscaper. We provide board-ready scopes and bring 2–3 licensed crews to bid apples-to-apples. 

Turn hot pavement into cooler, greener space. Planted basins catch runoff, add shade, and can tie into cisterns or smart drip. We’ll help plan around business hours, keep walkways clear, and pursue rebates where available.

Here’s what a typical front-yard conversion can look like: thirsty lawn out, native planting + basins + drip in. Expect lower bills, less upkeep, and a cleaner, modern look. We’ll line up bids and the rebate steps to make it happen. Yeah you might've had a grassy lawn, but now you're saving tons of money and water!

This sketch shows the idea: roof area → gutters → cistern → overflow to a basin. Most Tucson homes start with 1,000–2,500 gallons, depending on roof size and plant needs. We’ll help right-size your tank and match you to installers.

Green doesn’t have to block access. A stable, firm path beside planted basins—with gentle slopes and clear edges—keeps routes usable for strollers, wheelchairs, and carts. We’ll suggest ADA-aware touches while adding shade and habitat.