Our Landscaping Services
Seven kinds of yard work, one crew, every town in Marin County.
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Most yards in Marin need more than one thing. A sagging patio usually has a drainage problem under it. A new planting bed on a slope needs a wall to hold it and drip lines to keep it alive. A lawn that's being pulled out leaves room for a path, a seating area and something that doesn't need daily water. That's why we build all of it ourselves, so the pieces fit together and the order of work makes sense.
Below are the seven services we offer. Each page explains what the work involves, how we approach it in Marin's soil and weather, and what to expect. If your project touches several of them, which most do, we look at all of it in one visit and price it in one itemized estimate.
Our Services
01Landscape Design
We draw the whole yard before anyone digs. Layout, materials, planting and drainage worked out on paper, where changes are cheap.
Landscape Design →
02Landscape Installation
Complete yard builds, from the first day of clearing to the final planting. One crew, one plan, every step in order.
Landscape Installation →
03Patios, Pathways and Hardscaping
Pavers, flagstone and concrete over a base that's dug deep and packed hard, so the patio is still flat in twenty years.
Patios and Hardscaping →
04Retaining Walls
Block, stone and concrete walls with drain rock and pipe behind them, sized for a Marin hillside in a wet winter.
Retaining Walls →
05Yard Drainage
French drains, catch basins and regrading that get water away from the house and off the slope before it does damage.
Yard Drainage →
06Irrigation and Drip Systems
Drip lines and smart controllers tuned to each bed, so plants get what they need and your water bill gets a break.
Irrigation and Drip →
07Drought-Tolerant Landscaping
Natives and Mediterranean plants that handle Marin's dry summers on a fraction of the water a lawn needs.
Drought-Tolerant Landscaping →What to Expect When You Call
- A short conversation. Describe the yard, what's bothering you about it and which town it's in. A rough idea is plenty.
- A visit to your property. Photos miss most of what matters, like how steep the slope really is or where water collects, so we come out, measure and walk the whole lot.
- A plan and a written price. You get a clear direction for the work and an itemized estimate, with every line spelled out.
- A start date. Once you approve, we schedule the job, confirm materials and plants, and tell you how the work will unfold day by day.