Sacramento, Placer & El Dorado Counties 
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Design and Materials
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Project Execution
We handle your entire project from start to finish
Landscaping Design
Hardscaping Installation
Fencing
Patios (Paver & Flagstone)
Decks
Xeriscaping
Irrigation
Drainage
Artificial Grass
Sod Installation
Planting
Potting
Organic Vegetables & Raised Beds
Lighting
Consultation
Our Recent Landscaping Sacramento Projects
Real projects, real results — before, during, and after — for landscaping in Sacramento and nearby communities. See more in each service gallery. For example, this landscaping Sacramento work shows what a full backyard rebuild looks like.
Folsom — Artificial Grass & Backyard Transformation
A worn-out backyard rebuilt with artificial turf, a stained redwood fence, and a redwood raised bed. For example, this landscaping Sacramento project shows how artificial turf, fencing and a raised bed work together.
El Dorado Hills — Paver Patio
A brand-new paver patio, built from excavation and base prep to the final finished surface. For example, this landscaping Sacramento paver patio was built to last, with proper drainage and edge restraint.
Sacramento — HOA Fence Replacement
A complete fence replacement inside a gated HOA community, built to the association’s own specifications.
Shingle Springs — Retaining Wall & Flagstone Patio
A failing slope secured with a solid block retaining wall and finished with a flagstone patio.
Before & After — Real Projects, Real Results
Every photo below is our own work — the same yards, before and after. No stock photos, ever.
Paver Patio — El Dorado Hills
BEFORE
AFTEREl Dorado Hills — from bare sand bed to a finished paver patio.
Artificial Grass — Folsom
BEFORE
AFTERFolsom — a worn-out backyard becomes a clean, green artificial lawn.
Fence Replacement — Sacramento
BEFORE
AFTERSacramento — a weathered gray fence comes down; a new redwood fence goes up on deep-set posts.
Your yard could be next — call (916) 579-3063 for a free estimate.
Sacramento • El Dorado Hills • Folsom • Roseville • Granite Bay • Carmichael • Citrus Heights • Rancho Cordova — and surrounding areas.
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Splitting a Fence With Your Neighbor: California’s Good Neighbor Fence Act, Explained for Sacramento Homeowners
If the fence between your yard and your neighbor’s is leaning, rotting at the posts, or missing pickets, the first…
How Deep Should Fence Posts Be in Sacramento Clay Soil? (And Why Shallow Posts Rot)
A fence in Sacramento does not usually fail because the pickets wore out. It fails at the base of the…
Mulch vs. Bark: Types, Differences, and What Works Best in Sacramento Yards
“Mulch” and “bark” get used like they mean the same thing at the garden center — they don’t. Mulch is…
Sacramento Watering Rules & Landscaping Regulations
If your water comes from the City of Sacramento, your yard runs on a legal watering schedule — two assigned…
Let’s Make Your Garden Beautiful — Together!
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What Our Customers Say
★★★★★ 5.0 – from 57 Google reviews
Stephanie B.
★★★★★
Delighted with the crew’s professionalism, fair pricing, punctuality, attention to detail, and communication – says her yard looks fantastic.
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Tom H.
★★★★★
Calls the team the best: flawless from the first quote through change orders to final cleanup, with top-notch communication throughout.
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Andrea S.
★★★★★
Her overgrown yard was fully transformed – old landscape cleared, a leaning retaining wall rebuilt, sprinklers rerouted, and drainage added.
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Jennifer C.
★★★★★
A dirt walkway became a beautiful flagstone path, plus a new drip system around the yard – her plants are thriving and neighbors keep complimenting it.
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Ralph H.
★★★★★
Professional and on time, with fair estimate adjustments as the project changed – the new planter beds and plants look great, and the crew did incredible work even in 100-degree heat.
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