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No permit required for planting conversion.
- Sheet mulching vs. sod removal
- Plant selection (native vs. Mediterranean)
- Drip irrigation conversion
- Haul-away volume
- Turf-replacement rebate ($1–$5/sqft varies by agency)
- Smart-controller and nozzle rebates
- Do you sheet-mulch or remove sod?
- What's the mulch depth and type?
- How do you qualify the rebate paperwork?
Estimates are general ranges for informational purposes only and are not a quote, bid, or guarantee. Actual prices vary by location, soil, slope, access, materials, plant selection, and contractor.
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