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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2025 · 2 MIN

Denver Landscaping Rock Costs (2025)

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Landscaping rocks in Denver range $50–$200/ton, with total projects $300–$2,500 depending on rock type, size, and installation. Pea gravel ($40–$80/ton) works for pathways, crushed granite ($50–$120) for functional areas, river rock ($60–$150) for decorative beds, and large boulders cost $100–$1,500 each.Per square foot, installed rock costs $2–$7, depending on type, depth, and labor. Coverage depth usually 2–4 inches; 500 sq ft of 3-inch river rock needs ~7 tons (~$700+). Professional installation adds site prep, landscape fabric, and edging. DIY saves $1.50–$3.50/sq ft but requires effort and proper tools.Tips to save: buy in bulk, schedule off-season, mix premium/economical rocks, reuse materials, and plan proper drainage. Mile High Lifescape helps Denver homeowners install rocks efficiently, combining professional expertise with smart DIY prep.Read more: milehighlifescape.com/cost-of-landscaping-rocks/----------------------------🌏 Contact UsMile High LifescapeAddress: 1007 S Federal Blvd, Denver, CO 80219, USWebsite: milehighlifescape.com/Email: [email protected] Maps: www.google.com/maps?cid=8131554802714482277#MileHighLifescape #costoflandscapingrocks

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