SANTA FE, NM – July 30, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
Evergreen Landscape Pros has extended its landscape maintenance and restoration operations to include Seton Village, New Mexico, giving property owners in the community direct access to the company’s crews for ongoing yard care and outdoor rehabilitation work. The expansion took effect this month and covers residential and small commercial properties within the village boundaries.
Seton Village is an unincorporated community in Santa Fe County situated along the Old Las Vegas Highway southeast of Santa Fe. The area sits at roughly 6,900 feet of elevation and contains properties on varied high-desert terrain, ranging from open piñon-juniper lots to landscaped residential parcels. Coverage of the area follows a period of rising service requests from residents living east of the city, where seasonal drought stress, wildfire recovery projects, and long-term erosion control have driven demand for professional landscape crews.
Services now available to Seton Village property owners include scheduled lawn and xeriscape maintenance, tree and shrub pruning, irrigation inspection and repair, seasonal cleanup, and full landscape restoration for properties recovering from drought damage, storm impact, or years of deferred upkeep. Restoration projects generally involve soil rehabilitation, replanting with regionally adapted species, and rebuilding rock, gravel, and hardscape features consistent with the surrounding high-desert environment. The addition places Seton Village on the same route schedule already used for nearby communities such as Eldorado and Cañoncito.
“The expansion reflects steady demand from residents living along the Old Las Vegas Highway corridor, and the addition of Seton Village allows the crews to serve those properties on a consistent schedule rather than as one-off calls,” said Kevin Lopez, owner of Evergreen Landscape Pros. Lopez added that the company plans to keep the same route-based structure that has kept response times short in adjacent communities and that seasonal staffing has been adjusted to absorb the additional workload without lengthening current wait times.
The move comes as northern New Mexico continues to feel the effects of prolonged drought and shifting precipitation patterns. Reports from the National Integrated Drought Information System have consistently shown below-average moisture in Santa Fe County over the past several years, contributing to the loss of traditional turf lawns, decline of established trees, and increased demand for water-efficient landscape design. Property owners in areas such as Seton Village have increasingly turned to xeriscape conversions and native planting to reduce water consumption while preserving curb appeal and property value.
Restoration work in the expanded service area is expected to focus on properties damaged during recent drought cycles, along with parcels affected by runoff from summer monsoon storms. Crews follow standards issued by the New Mexico Office of the State Engineer for irrigation efficiency and align planting recommendations with guidance from local cooperative extension offices and native plant societies. Homeowners associations, second-home owners, and long-term residents make up the largest share of clients in the newly covered zone.
Adding Seton Village raises the total number of communities regularly serviced by scheduled route crews and shortens the wait time for restoration consultations in the eastern corridor. Certified irrigation technicians and landscape professionals trained in high-desert horticulture handle the assignments, drawing on route logistics already established for Santa Fe area properties. New clients in the area are being onboarded through the existing intake process, with initial site assessments booked on a rolling basis through the summer.
Beyond routine maintenance, the firm handles fire-conscious landscape design, defensible-space clearing, and native plant restoration for properties abutting piñon and juniper woodland, categories of work that carry particular relevance for Seton Village given its proximity to open range and forest transitions. Coordination with adjacent property owners on shared drainage and erosion concerns is offered where appropriate, and consultations account for wildfire risk guidelines published by state and county emergency management agencies. Scheduling for the newly added area opens alongside the summer and early autumn maintenance calendar.
For more information, visit https://www.santafelandscapers.com/landscape-design-and-restoration-seton-village-nm/.
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For more information about Evergreen Landscape Pros, contact the company here:
Evergreen Landscape Pros
Kevin Lopez
+15053936449
info@santafelandscapers.com
105 Cienega St, Ste #110, Santa Fe, NM, United States, 87501
