Service Area · Troon

    Luxury Landscape Design & Build in Troon, AZ

    Troon sits at 2,400 to 2,800 feet against Pinnacle Peak and Troon Mountain, with two championship golf courses, boulder-strewn hillsides, and some of the strictest NAOS preservation rules in Scottsdale. Landscape design here is a discipline, not a checklist.

    Our Services in Troon

    Complete Landscape Solutions

    Troon (85262) is the highest-elevation luxury enclave in North Scottsdale and one of the most heavily regulated. The Troon Village master plan covers roughly 1,400 acres and 1,300 homesites around Troon Mountain, with adjacent communities: Troon Country Club, Troon North, Windy Walk Estates, Monterra at Troon North, Talus at Troon, Troon Ridge Estates, Troon Highlands, and Pinnacle Canyon, each with their own ARC standards on top of City of Scottsdale ESLO, Hillside, and NAOS requirements. On many Troon lots, the Natural Area Open Space is legally recorded and consumes 30 to 50% or more of the property, with no grading, irrigation, or plant introduction permitted inside it. State48 Landscape designs Troon projects inside the Development Envelope and lets the rest of the lot be what the desert already is. Boulder outcroppings stay where they are; saguaros, palo verdes, and washes are protected during construction; pool decks and outdoor living are sited around the natural features rather than through them. The view corridors (Pinnacle Peak, Troon Mountain, the McDowell range, and golf-course frontage on Troon North and Troon Country Club) drive massing and plant-height decisions. We use decomposed granite, weathered steel, locally sourced stone, and disciplined planting palettes that complement rather than compete with the surrounding Sonoran preserve. ARC submission is part of every Troon scope; we prepare site plans, NAOS exhibits, material boards, and 3D renderings, and we shepherd them through the Troon Village Association review and any city-side ESLO submittals.

    Custom Landscape Design & Construction
    Hardscaping (Pavers, Travertine, Stone)
    Softscaping & Desert Plants
    Artificial Turf Installation
    Irrigation Systems
    Landscape Lighting
    Weekly & Monthly Maintenance
    Seasonal Clean-ups

    Troon Neighborhoods We Serve

    Troon Village
    Troon Country Club
    Troon North
    Troon Ridge Estates
    Troon Highlands
    Talus at Troon
    Windy Walk Estates
    Monterra at Troon North
    Pinnacle Canyon

    Common Questions

    Troon Landscaping FAQs

    How much does a luxury landscape project cost in Troon?
    Troon scope is governed by the recorded Development Envelope and by hillside conditions. NAOS is recorded on the plat and often consumes a large share of the lot, so buildable area rather than acreage sets the work. Hillside and golf-frontage lots add retaining, access, and staging cost, and Troon Village ARC review adds submission time on the front end. Our design package tiers and their fees are published on our design consultation page. We price after a site walk and a pre-review with the relevant ARC.
    How does NAOS affect what you can build on a Troon lot?
    Natural Area Open Space in Troon is legally recorded on the plat and often covers 30 to 50%+ of the lot. Inside NAOS, no grading, excavation, irrigation, turf, or introduced plant material is permitted. Dead saguaros are even left in place as habitat. All hardscape, pool, and planted landscape lives inside the recorded Development Envelope. We design every Troon project around that envelope from day one, and we coordinate any permitted work in NAOS (defensible-space trimming, debris removal) through the City of Scottsdale and the Troon Village Association.
    What's the timeline for a full design-build in Troon?
    Most full Troon projects run 6 to 10 months end to end. Design and ARC submission typically take 10 to 14 weeks (site survey, concept, 3D renderings, NAOS and Development Envelope exhibits, material samples, Troon Village ARC review, and any city ESLO submittal). Construction adds 4 to 6 months for full builds with hardscape, pool, structures, lighting, and planting. Hillside lots and golf-frontage sites can extend the schedule.
    Do you handle Troon Village ARC submissions?
    Yes. The Troon Village Association ARC requires prior approval for essentially every exterior and landscape change. We prepare and submit complete review packages (site and hardscape plans, planting plans, material and color boards, 3D renderings, and NAOS exhibits) and manage revision cycles through approval. ARC management is part of the design-build scope, not an add-on.
    Are you licensed to work in Troon and the surrounding hillside areas?
    Yes. State48 Landscape is a licensed Arizona landscape design-build firm (AZ ROC #344120), bonded and insured. We pull City of Scottsdale permits and coordinate with Development Services on Hillside, ESLO, and NAOS submittals as required for Troon-area lots.

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