Wyoming Landscape Contractors

Wyoming Landscape Contractors (also Wyoming Landscape Maintenance, WLM) is a Jackson Hole landscape design, installation, and year-round property-care company on Gregory Lane, working across residential, commercial, and HOA accounts. The right fit is property owners and managers who want a single contractor to handle landscape design, irrigation, ongoing maintenance, and snow removal under one schedule. The wrong fit is a homeowner looking for a one-time mow or a single-truck snow plow; this is a multi-crew operation built around recurring service contracts.

Inside the operation

Four service lines under one operation. Landscape design and installation (gardens, planting beds, retaining structures, hardscape suited to Teton County conditions). Irrigation system design, installation, and seasonal blow-outs. Ongoing landscape maintenance through the growing season (mow, trim, fertilize, weed control). Snow removal in winter for driveways, walkways, and commercial access. Crews and equipment scale to handle large multi-property contracts as well as individual residences.

Why people hire here

Three reasons. First, single-contractor coverage. One company that designs, installs, maintains, and plows means schedules and standards stay aligned across the year, instead of juggling three vendors. Second, regional fit. Soil, water rights, and elevation in Teton County require landscape choices that don't translate from out-of-region playbooks; WLM's work is built around what actually grows here. Third, scale for the heavy stuff. They run the equipment fleet to handle commercial snow removal and large-property irrigation, which one-truck operators cannot match.

How to plan a project

Reach out early. New installations and irrigation work fill the spring and early-summer schedule fast; book in winter for spring start. Maintenance and snow contracts are typically annual; sign-ups for snow removal happen in fall, before the first storm. For larger design-build projects, expect a multi-meeting consultation covering plant selection, water budgets, and Teton County code where applicable. Have a clear vision of the use of the space (entertainment, low-maintenance, wildlife-friendly) before the first call.

Tradeoffs to know

Two honest tradeoffs. First, this is a contract-driven shop, not an emergency one-off service. If you need a single-storm plow at 3am with no prior contract, look elsewhere. Second, the growing season here is short; aggressive timelines for new installations get tight by mid-summer. Plan ahead.

Key Highlights: Landscaping Services & Share Options

If you are setting up a new landscape on a Teton County lot, ask about water-budget design from day one. The valley's water-rights and irrigation realities make a low-water plant palette and a smart irrigation controller the difference between a thriving yard and a frustrated one. WLM's design team builds this into the plan if you ask.

Worth it?

For year-round property care that combines design, installation, irrigation, maintenance, and snow removal under one contractor, Wyoming Landscape Contractors is one of the right calls. Sign contracts early, plan for the season, and let one team handle the schedule.

FAQ

Do they do residential and commercial?

Both. Single-residence, HOA, and commercial accounts.

Is snow removal annual?

Snow removal is typically run on annual contracts, signed in fall.

Can they design a new landscape?

Yes. The design-build side handles plant selection, hardscape, and irrigation as one project.

How far ahead should I book?

Plan in winter for spring installation; sign maintenance and snow contracts well before each season starts.