Lucky fish didn't want to tackle my landscaping because it was bigger than what they did at that time. I don't know if that is still the case. They did more maintenance and not installation. They were very kind though and also referred me to Sudlow. It would be worth calling both. Also, if it is at all possible, excavate out all the rocks you can and bring in top soil. You will never regret it. I didn't have Sudlow do that part because I found a cheaper guy. He was ok but not great. Let me know if you want more info on him. I didn't have Sudlow do my sprinklers either and the "cheaper" guys were dodo's. Happy to install the system but not so happy to fix the things that weren't right. Shoulda stuck with Sudlow.

For sprinkler work, I recommend Jeff Sorensen. He's a Daybreak guy, reasonable, only a week or so out on his scheduling and conscientious. 556-9002. He does broken backflow preventers,
installation and repair.

we have a ton of rocks, so I would love to have the contact info of the person you used for top soil & excavation. Thanks for the tips on the sprinkler folks. We didn't really have to worry about watering on the east coast.

Nice post, wondering if anyone can address the other issues:

"So my question is for someone moving across the country, what do you know now after living in the community for a while that you wish you knew before you moved in. Looking for your thoughts/ideas/rants on

~ best local sites/things to do
~ best companies/services that you have used -- grocery stores, banks, restaurants, local hangouts, landscapers (need to do our backyard)
~ things to avoid -- crazy cat lady, dog poop in the "natural areas" , hoa
~ any else I didn't ask -- i.e. run like hades or your love it."

The yard work tangent is interesting and informative but boring.

What advice would you give someone moving to Daybreak?