SANTA FE, NM – August 06, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
Evergreen Landscape Pros has extended its landscape design and restoration services into Tesuque, New Mexico, adding the village and surrounding unincorporated areas of Santa Fe County to its coverage map. The expansion took effect this month and applies to both residential and commercial properties, with dedicated crews assigned to the new territory.
Tesuque, a community of roughly 900 residents located about six miles north of downtown Santa Fe, sits within the semi-arid Rio Tesuque watershed at an elevation near 6,600 feet. Properties in the area contend with piñon-juniper woodland conditions, seasonal monsoon runoff, high solar exposure, and periodic drought. Those factors shape the scope of the newly available services, which include native and xeric plant selection, erosion control, and irrigation design suited to acequia and well-based water sources.
The service package also covers hardscape installation, wildfire defensible-space landscaping consistent with New Mexico State Forestry Division guidance, and restoration of grounds affected by storm damage or vegetation removal. Crews assigned to the expanded territory have completed training on regional soil profiles, historic acequia protocols, and the plant palette referenced in the Santa Fe County native plant guide. Further details on the Tesuque service area are posted on the company website.
The move follows sustained growth in project inquiries originating outside Santa Fe city limits over the past two years. Company records indicate that Tesuque was prioritized in part because of the density of properties adjacent to the Santa Fe National Forest and the corresponding need for defensible-space work. Coordination with local historic and acequia associations will be handled on a project-by-project basis where applicable.
“The expansion into Tesuque reflects a clear pattern of demand from property owners who want design work rooted in the ecology of the upper Rio Grande basin, not generic templates transplanted from other climates,” said Kevin Lopez, owner of Evergreen Landscape Pros. “Homeowners there have asked for restoration plans that respect the acequia culture, protect mature piñon stands, and lower long-term water consumption, and that framework will guide every property added to the service area.”
Kevin Lopez added that pricing for Tesuque projects will mirror rates already applied in the Santa Fe core, with initial consultations offered at no charge for properties within a fifteen-mile radius of the company’s Santa Fe base. He noted that scheduling capacity has been increased by approximately twenty percent to absorb anticipated volume without lengthening timelines for existing clients in Santa Fe, Eldorado, and Pojoaque.
Common project categories anticipated in the new territory include full site restoration for parcels affected by ground disturbance, conversion of turf lawns to native-plant landscapes designed for lower irrigation demand, and installation of stone terracing and rainwater harvesting features suited to the region’s slope conditions. Consultation slots for Tesuque properties opened at the start of the month, and first installations under the expanded footprint are scheduled to begin within the current quarter.
Local context supports the timing of the expansion. Santa Fe County population estimates released by the United States Census Bureau show sustained residential growth in unincorporated areas north of the city, and Tesuque has posted notable year-over-year building-permit totals since 2022. Water-use data published by the New Mexico Office of the State Engineer also point to rising interest in xeric landscape conversions across northern counties, as long-term precipitation averages continue to trend downward.
The expanded service area covers the village of Tesuque, adjacent subdivisions such as Vista Redonda and Tesuque Village, and portions of the Bishop’s Lodge and Chupadero corridors. Projects will follow Santa Fe County grading and drainage ordinances, and all irrigation installations will be designed to comply with county water conservation code. The Tesuque rollout marks the fourth service-area addition made by the company since 2020.
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For more information about Evergreen Landscape Pros, contact the company here:
Evergreen Landscape Pros
Kevin Lopez
+15053936449
info@santafelandscapers.com
105 Cienega St, Ste #110, Santa Fe, NM, United States, 87501
