Before contacting us, start thinking about what your priorities are for your property. Generally, your average person's priorities (or what we recommend them to be) are as follows:

Well, it’s somewhat obvious. As we all know, SoCal is in drought conditions regularly. Water prices go up, watering restrictions go into place, your fragile grass and plants die off and you’re left with a dirt patch. Drought is the real, physical, observable, new normal! Here are some ways to save water, maintenance, time and money:

Have you ever paid for the cheaper option and been let down by it? I’m sure you can think of several instances where this has happened to you or others. It might be pretty generic to say that you pay for what you get, but that’s just the case in landscaping like it is in most other industries.

Most of the time, when you Google, “How much does it cost to landscape my yard?”, there’s all sorts of wild, outdated and inaccurate information all over the web. A lot of the time, it’ll be some blog from ten years ago, where some landscape architect in Georgia gives some info about “what you should expect to pay.” In almost every single case, this pricing info is going to be arbitrary and farfetched, and it doesn’t take into account all sorts of pricing aspects involved with a professional company that are going to give an above-and-beyond product. This is just a general warning if you’re going into your first landscaping or contracting project with a professional: it’s probably going to cost more than you’d think.

That being said, here’s a general pricing list you can start with, which covers all softscape/hardscape options from lowest to highest cost:

We HIGHLY recommend interlocking pavers for all sorts of different projects with patios, pathways and driveways involved. Why? There are many reasons:

What options are there to create more privacy, security or barriers on your property? Well, most of the time you have two primary options:

Fencing

Hedges