This is a long shot, since only a few of us are in Southern California.

I am in a hurry to find a company that will remove turf from my front yard. Santa Monica subsidizes this work, provided turf is replaced with water-saving plantings. I have been man~ana about this for too long; in a few months City will end the subsidy.

Spent a LONG time on-line looking for companies. Maybe I am looking in wrong place? This
is expensive community, so maybe providers are elsewhere?

Some companies don't ask homeowner to pay and then put in for subsidy. Company does the work and then bills the City.

All this in case anybody has a clue.

TIA

HB

On 2/26/2016 4:34 PM, Hypatia Nachshon wrote:
This is a long shot, since only a few of us are in Southern California.

I am in a hurry to find a company that will remove turf from my front yard. Santa Monica subsidizes this work, provided turf is replaced with water-saving plantings. I have been man~ana about this for too long; in a few months City will end the subsidy.

Spent a LONG time on-line looking for companies. Maybe I am looking in wrong place? This
is expensive community, so maybe providers are elsewhere?

Some companies don't ask homeowner to pay and then put in for subsidy. Company does the work and then bills the City.

All this in case anybody has a clue.

TIA

HB


My favorite landscape contractor -- one of the very few contractors that
I have allowed on my property more than once -- told me that a good job
of replacing turf with drought-tolerant landscape will almost always
cost more than the rebate, sometimes twice the amount of the rebate. I
would be extremely careful about using a contractor who will do the job
just for the amount of the rebate.

If you are interested in contacting my contractor, reply in this thread.
I will then send you an E-mail message to your Gmail address with his
name and phone number.

--
David E. Ross

While many tributes to the late Supreme Court Associate Justice
Antonin Scalia now fill the news media, his legacy was not
necessarily positive. See my "What Price Order, Mr. Justice Scalia?"
at http://www.rossde.com/editorials/edtl_scalia_wrong.html.

On Friday, February 26, 2016 at 7:35:36 PM UTC-8, David E. Ross wrote:
On 2/26/2016 4:34 PM, Hypatia Nachshon wrote:
This is a long shot, since only a few of us are in Southern California.

I am in a hurry to find a company that will remove turf from my front yard. Santa Monica subsidizes this work, provided turf is replaced with water-saving plantings. I have been man~ana about this for too long; in a few months City will end the subsidy.

Spent a LONG time on-line looking for companies. Maybe I am looking in wrong place? This
is expensive community, so maybe providers are elsewhere?

Some companies don't ask homeowner to pay and then put in for subsidy. Company does the work and then bills the City.

All this in case anybody has a clue.

TIA

HB


My favorite landscape contractor -- one of the very few contractors that
I have allowed on my property more than once -- told me that a good job
of replacing turf with drought-tolerant landscape will almost always
cost more than the rebate, sometimes twice the amount of the rebate. I
would be extremely careful about using a contractor who will do the job
just for the amount of the rebate.

If you are interested in contacting my contractor, reply in this thread.
I will then send you an E-mail message to your Gmail address with his
name and phone number.

VERY KIND, THANK YOU. AWAITING EMAIL. WILL BE ALERT.

HB

--
David E. Ross

While many tributes to the late Supreme Court Associate Justice
Antonin Scalia now fill the news media, his legacy was not
necessarily positive. See my "What Price Order, Mr. Justice Scalia?"
at http://www.rossde.com/editorials/edtl_scalia_wrong.html.