Albuquerque Xeriscape Landscaping for Homes & Businesses: Services Announced
Oct 15, 2026
LaBarge Landscape has announced xeriscape landscaping services for residential and commercial property owners in Albuquerque, covering design, installation, irrigation modifications, and ongoing maintenance to reduce outdoor water use.
Albuquerque, United States, October 15, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- LaBarge Landscape has announced residential and commercial xeriscape landscaping services for property owners in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and surrounding communities. The services include landscape design, installation, irrigation modifications, and maintenance, helping homeowners and businesses reduce outdoor water consumption while maintaining attractive, functional grounds.
For more information, visit https://labargelandscape.net/residential/xeriscape/
According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), outdoor water use accounts for approximately 30% of household water consumption nationwide, with proportions reaching as high as 60% in dry climates like the Southwest. Professional xeriscape landscaping offers an alternative to conventional lawns through drought-tolerant plants, efficient irrigation, and carefully selected groundcover.
LaBarge Landscape provides residential xeriscape services across the greater Albuquerque area, including Rio Rancho and Santa Fe, alongside commercial xeriscape projects extending north to Santa Fe. Each project begins with an on-site assessment of existing landscaping, irrigation systems, and drainage conditions to develop a plan suited to the property’s requirements.
“Xeriscaping is about creating a landscape that looks beautiful while making smarter use of water,” a LaBarge Landscape spokesperson said. “We help homeowners and businesses develop outdoor spaces that are easier to maintain and suited to New Mexico’s climate.”
Installation services include drip irrigation, drought-tolerant planting, grading adjustments, and groundcover preparation to support water efficiency and limit weed growth. The company provides estimates for labor and materials and offers a one-year warranty on qualifying installation work.
Property owners replacing existing turf may also qualify for rebates through the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority (ABCWUA), which offers $3.00 per square foot of qualifying high-water-use turf removed. LaBarge Landscape reports preferred contractor status with the utility and assists customers with understanding eligibility requirements and preparing application documentation. Applicants should confirm current program requirements and obtain necessary approvals before beginning turf removal.
Beyond installation, the company offers weekly, biweekly, and monthly xeriscape maintenance plans, including weed management, irrigation upkeep, and seasonal cleanup. These services help residential and commercial properties maintain their appearance while addressing the ongoing care required for water-efficient landscapes.
Established in 1992, LaBarge Landscape is a family-operated landscaping company led by owner Jack Lantry, whose experience in the landscaping industry spans more than four decades. The company holds New Mexico licenses for landscaping, irrigation, and masonry and reports an A+ Better Business Bureau rating.
To learn more about commercial xeriscape landscaping services, visit https://labargelandscape.net/
Contact Info:
Name: Ruth Lantry
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Organization: LaBarge Landscape
Address: 2110 Claremont Ave NE Ste C, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87107, United States
Phone: +1-505-345-3000
Website: https://labargelandscape.net/
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