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Loomis · Granite Bay · Rocklin

Yards built for the summer we actually get.

Design, construction and maintenance for large-lot properties in Placer County. Drought-tolerant planting, drip irrigation, and a plan you see before we dig.

Five steps, in order.

Every yard we build runs the same way. Scroll sideways, or swipe, to walk it end to end.

  1. 01

    Design

    We walk the property together and I draw it to scale: grades, drainage, where the sun actually lands in July. You see the plan before anyone breaks ground.

    2–3 weeks · $1,200–2,400, credited back

  2. 02

    Build

    Hardscape first: patios, walls, decomposed-granite paths, the base work nobody sees. Done in the right order, so the planting is never dug back up.

    3–6 weeks on site

  3. 03

    Plant

    Natives and low-water Mediterranean stock that survive a Placer County August. Planted in the fall where we can, so roots go down before the first real heat.

    One-year plant warranty

  4. 04

    Irrigate

    Drip on a smart controller, zoned by how thirsty each bed actually is. Metered so you can see what the yard drinks, and dial it back without guessing.

    Typically 30–50% less water

  5. 05

    Maintain

    Monthly or seasonal. Pruning, controller adjustments, and the small corrections that keep a two-year-old yard looking like the drawing it came from.

    From $180/month

Where we work

We stay inside a tight radius on purpose. It is the only way the maintenance visits actually happen on schedule.

  • Loomis
  • Granite Bay
  • Rocklin
  • Penryn
  • Auburn
  • Newcastle

Tell us about the property.

Call and you get a person who has actually walked a site this week. If it is not a fit we will say so on the phone rather than sell you a design you do not need.