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We are your dependable and trustworthy go-to Irrigation Equipment Supplier in Tucson AZ. Whether it’s sprinkler irrigation or center pivot irrigation that you want for your lawn, we can help you assemble and operate any of the various types of irrigation systems, regardless of the brand and model that are available in the market. Ensuring client satisfaction is what we prioritize the most, which is why we always provide and install/repair top-quality irrigation equipment that best suits your home’s specific needs. Moreover, we are also renowned for providing exceptional Septic Services in Tucson AZ. The highest caliber of our service is unmatched, and we have kept our charges low to meet the client’s budget. So, if you need our assistance, give us a call today.

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Your outdoor space is more than just a yard; it’s a place where memories are made, where you relax after a long day, and where you entertain family and friends. At Arizona Sunset Landscaping, we specialize in transforming ordinary yards into extraordinary outdoor living spaces that reflect your style and meet your needs. Proudly serving Tucson, AZ, we offer a full suite of landscaping services, including landscape design, irrigation, tree trimming, and hardscape installations. Let us help you create the outdoor oasis you've always dreamed of!

Comprehensive Landscaping Services in Tucson, AZ

A well-maintained landscape not only enhances the beauty of your home but also increases its value. At Arizona Sunset Landscaping, we offer comprehensive landscaping services designed to keep your outdoor space looking its best throughout the year.

Custom Landscape Design: Whether you have a blank canvas or an existing garden that needs a refresh, our team can design a landscape that suits your lifestyle and complements your home’s architecture. We focus on creating sustainable designs that thrive in Tucson’s unique climate.

Ongoing Maintenance: Keeping your yard pristine takes effort, and our maintenance services are designed to do just that. From lawn care to garden bed maintenance, we take care of all the details, so you can enjoy a lush, healthy landscape without the hassle.

Seasonal Planting: Tucson’s desert climate requires careful plant selection. We choose drought-resistant plants that provide beauty and color all year long, ensuring that your garden remains vibrant despite the challenging conditions.

Expert Irrigation Services in Tucson, AZ

Proper irrigation is crucial to maintaining a healthy landscape in Tucson’s arid environment. Arizona Sunset Landscaping provides expert irrigation services to ensure your plants get the water they need without waste.

Irrigation System Design and Installation: We design custom irrigation systems that cater to the specific needs of your landscape. Our systems are efficient and environmentally friendly, reducing water usage while ensuring your garden remains green and healthy.

Irrigation Maintenance and Repair: From regular check-ups to emergency repairs, our team ensures your irrigation system is always functioning at its best. We can address issues like clogged nozzles, broken pipes, or faulty controllers quickly and efficiently.

Water Conservation Solutions: We specialize in low-water-use irrigation options, including drip systems that deliver water directly to the roots of your plants, minimizing evaporation and maximizing efficiency.

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Trees are a beautiful and essential part of your landscape, but they require regular care to stay healthy and safe. Our professional tree trimming services help maintain the health and beauty of your trees while ensuring they don’t become a hazard.

Regular Pruning: Pruning is vital for promoting healthy growth and preventing disease. Our team expertly prunes your trees to enhance their natural shape, remove dead or diseased branches, and improve their overall health.

Hazardous Tree Removal: If a tree on your property is dead, dying, or posing a risk to your home or power lines, we can safely remove it. Our tree removal services are conducted with care, ensuring minimal impact on your landscape.

Stump Grinding: After tree removal, we offer stump grinding services to eliminate unsightly stumps and reclaim your yard space.

Stunning Hardscape Services in Tucson, AZ

Hardscaping is the backbone of your outdoor design, providing structure and functionality to your landscape. Arizona Sunset Landscaping offers a wide range of hardscaping services to enhance your outdoor living space.

Patios and Walkways: Create inviting outdoor spaces with our custom paver patios and walkways. We offer a variety of materials, colors, and patterns to match your aesthetic and provide a durable, low-maintenance surface that will last for years.

Retaining Walls: Retaining walls not only serve practical purposes, like preventing soil erosion but also add visual interest to your landscape. We design and construct retaining walls that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

Outdoor Living Spaces: Transform your backyard into an extension of your home with our outdoor living space designs. From outdoor kitchens to fire pits, we create spaces that are perfect for entertaining and relaxing under the Arizona sky.

Why Arizona Sunset Landscaping Stands Out in Tucson, AZ

Choosing the right landscaping company can make all the difference in the outcome of your project. Here’s why Arizona Sunset Landscaping is the top choice for homeowners in Tucson:

Local Expertise: We understand the unique challenges of landscaping in Tucson’s desert environment. Our team knows which plants thrive here, how to conserve water, and how to design landscapes that are both beautiful and sustainable.

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Affordable Excellence: Quality landscaping shouldn’t come with a high price tag. We offer competitive rates on all our services without compromising on quality, so you get the best value for your investment.

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Blog XIV: Ditch the Desert, Come to the Ocean State

Benjamin Franklin is famous for saying there are only two things that are certain in life: death and taxes, I would also add water as another thing in life that is certain and without water, life as we know it is impossible.

Here in Rhode Island (the Ocean State) the majority of our identity is based around water, yet even we squander the water resources we are blessed to have.[] Water has increasingly been the subject of national headlines in the past decade.

As Chapter 20 of Living in the Environment points out, we kicked off the 2010s with the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill. Petroleum leaked from the off-shore oil rig for three months and polluted 1,300 miles of coastline, enough to cover Rhode Island’s entire coastline three times.

Chapter 20 also notes that 2014 saw the start of the half-decade long Flint Water Crisis. Michigan’s state government poisoned the city of Flint’s water supply with lead in the name of austerity.[] The water was so corrosive that autoparts manufacturers in the city complained that they could not use the water as it tore through their parts, and people who drank the water suffer life-altering effects from the government’s cruel policies.[]

While Flint, MI held its grip on national headlines for months, if not a year or two, there is one place in particular that has held the nation’s attention since the 2010s and into the current decade: California.

Between 2011 and 2017, Californians endured the most prolonged, severe drought in recent memory, and among the longest and most intense in the state’s history.

Speaking for my fellow urban studies majors at Fordham University, from the endless sprawl and crisscrossing freeways of Los Angeles, to the expansive gentrification and strict housing covenants of San Francisco, California is the embodiment of everything that makes our blood boil. As an urban studies major, I also tend to look at California’s water woes through the lens of urban planning.

The guiding case study for Chapter 13 in Living in the Environment centers around the Colorado River. The system of dams and reservoirs that make up the river’s anthropogenic patrimony provide cities from Los Angeles, California to Boulder, Colorado with electricity, farming irrigation, and drinking water just to name a few.

The ecosystem services the Colorado River provides are already stretched to its limits. The spectacular growth of cities like Los Angeles takes a chainsaw to the natural capital it relies on from the Colorado River.

The mammoth amounts of water consumed by metropolitan populations in desert climates obscures the fact that they are in fact in the desert. Why do we continue to be shocked when there is a drought in the desert?

There is a reason why so few desert cities rise to populations as high as Los Angeles, or grow as fast as Tucson. Deserts are notoriously harsh, its arid climate coupled with scarce sources of water is the reason why many people have died crossing them.

Industrial methods of irrigation, construction of dams and reservoirs, plus the advents of air conditioning and hydroelectricity give Los Angeles the ability to hold over ten million people, and former president Trump the ability to plan his next coup attempt from what was once swampland.

Industrial technology advanced to a point where we can thickly settle environments once too harsh for us. Now, the population of Americans living in desert climates has become too large to sustain the ecosystem services and natural capital that industrialism in part helps deliver to them.

To escape what anthropogenic change has wrought in the form of endless drought, frequent wildfires, unbearable heat, and smog, I am arguing that people currently residing in desert cities should consider moving to the Ocean State.

I know that the entire state of Rhode Island can fit into a lot of desert counties multiple times and that the entire population of the Ocean State is only one-tenth to that of Los Angeles County, believe me, I know.

Rhode Island is so small, however, that if desert climate migrants concentrate in Providence, growth will not only encocmpass the entire state, but also include other states like Massachusetts and Connecticut. As the center for new climate migrants from the southwest, Providence could possibly hold its own against Boston, perhaps even New York.

I can already hear people saying that moving from the desert to the ocean is just swapping one climate crisis for another.

What I would say to that, however, is that although Rhode Island is the Ocean State, most of it is not directly at sea level as, for example, Florida is. A defining characteristic often found just feet away from our shoreline is the state’s steep rolling hills. Providence, in fact, is so steep that for a time we had the cable car system in New England, as trolleys often could not climb College Hill. For the amount of coastline that we have, I do not anticipate that even our settlements that are at sea level will be permanently lost at the mercy of the ocean. Encouraging climate migrants to move to Rhode Island could help fund sustainable coastline resilience initiatives to stave off the sea.

Booming population growth, of course, requires a lot of urban planning. We could forgo the mistakes of last century and create vibrant, affordable, sustainable, and dense communities and revitalize those that are still feeling the pains of deindustrialization.

As for what climate migrants from desert cities get in Rhode Island that they do not get in the desert: plentiful water supplies (no, we don’t just have salt water.) Although we may have to source water from other places, we have plenty of options, unlike most desert settlements that are simply not equipped to sustain such mammoth human populations.

I know that this is a far off and lofty vision, marketing the Ocean State as a climate refuge sounds like an oxymoron. To at least have a vision, is to begin lending a hand to future and current victims of the climate crisis.

Rhode Island is my favorite place on Earth, I want nothing more than for other people to make it home.

Epilogue: Waterfootprint.org is a website where you can calculate your water footprint, i.e. the amount of water you consume in a given year

My water footprint is 645.4 meters cubed, however, the website only calculated this from my country of residence, gender (somehow,) my diet (vegetarian) and the amount of yearly income consumed by myself which I had to estimate. I do not believe that this is accurate, in fact it is likely significantly higher considering that I have a front and backyard with a swimming pool. If my parents and I lived in their childhood neighborhood of Federal Hill it would be significantly lower considering we would not have a yard, garden, or a swimming pool to tend to.

Population density within cities makes them more environmentally friendly. People in dense urban areas often use less water and less inputs of almost everything since dwellings are smaller and proximity to basic necessities is often within walking distance. Cities have to be part of the equation if we are to solve the climate crisis, just because I am closer to "nature" here on Conanicut Island does not mean living here is more environmentally friendly and less wasteful.

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Question: Is anybody tracking potential migration patterns as water resources become more scarce?