Before & After Backyard Turf Transformation in Denver

The Crowe Project in Denver shows how much a backyard can change when the layout is cleaned up and the right materials are used. FRSR transformed the space with FieldTurf Simply Natural artificial turf, new rock areas, plantings, fence improvements, and steppers to create a yard that looks finished and is easier to maintain.

FieldTurf Simply Natural was selected for its soft, realistic appearance and strong everyday performance. For Denver homeowners dealing with water costs, patchy grass, shade issues, pets, or maintenance headaches, artificial turf can create a clean green area without the constant watering, mowing, and seasonal lawn repair.

This type of turf project is also a great fit for homeowners comparing options in our Colorado artificial turf guide, especially when the goal is a natural-looking lawn area that works with the rest of the landscape instead of feeling like a separate product.

Rock, Plantings, Fence Work & Steppers

The surrounding landscape was improved with new rock areas and plantings to give the yard more structure, color, and depth. These details help soften the turf installation and make the finished yard feel like a complete landscape, not just a turf replacement.

Fence improvements helped clean up the edges of the space, while concrete steppers added better movement through the yard. These hardscape details are small compared to a full patio, but they make a major difference in how the backyard functions day to day.

The overall design follows a ColoradoScape landscaping mindset: lower water use, durable materials, cleaner planting areas, and a yard that makes more sense for Colorado living.

This project is a strong example of how our Denver landscaping services bring together turf, rock, plantings, steppers, fencing, and full yard cleanup into one finished outdoor space.

You can view more completed outdoor living projects from FRSR to see how we combine artificial turf, patios, steppers, fencing, rock, plantings, and landscape construction throughout Colorado.