Full cleanout
Bulk waste, overgrowth, buried debris, and years of accumulation removed responsibly.
Bay Area · Furnished outdoor rooms
Neglected ground becomes finished architecture.
Fire lounges. Dining terraces. Furnishings, drainage, stone, and lighting engineered as one build—documented before anything disappears.
The standard
Four gates before your yard is called finished.
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Intake & access
Address, gates, pets, grade, storage, and the outcome you want.
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Site diagnosis
Drainage, disposal volume, material access, and square-foot math.
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Written build plan
Rock type, depth, barrier spec, staging, schedule, and cleanup.
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Photo-documented build
Every critical layer captured before the next goes over it.
A complete exterior reset—not a weekend tidy-up.
Drainage-aware regrade
Low spots corrected and water directed before anything is covered.
Commercial weed barrier
Heavy-duty fabric with tuned overlaps and pinned edges—not decorative cloth.
Rock procurement
Material ordered, received, staged, counted, and documented.
Precision placement
Machine-assisted spreading, targeted compaction, raking, and hand detailing.
Hard edges
Steel or concrete borders hold the line and keep the composition crisp for years.
Furnished outdoor rooms
Weather-rated dining, lounging, shade, planters, and gas fire features are placed, sourced, installed, and documented.
Concept proof
Six different problems. Six complete answers.
Each study is designed around the lot—not copied from a stock backyard. Furniture, circulation, fire, shade, and drainage are placed before construction.
Before
AfterHillside event terraces
Retaining, stairs, spa, dining, and fire organized into safe, elegant levels with drainage built into every transition.
See the San Ramon plan
Before
AfterEstate outdoor room
A ten-person dining terrace, outdoor kitchen, and sunken fire lounge—built as one continuous landscape, not a furniture drop.
See the Danville plan
Before
AfterUrban night courtyard
A secure outdoor room with dining, fire, storage, and planting—designed for tight side access and city noise.
See the Oakland plan
Before
AfterModern pool garden
A low-slung entertaining garden with dining, fire, and pool deck proportions calibrated for evening use.
See the San Leandro plan
Before
AfterSheltered desert court
A wind-conscious sunken lounge and dining court that stays usable through heat, dust, and exposed afternoons.
See the Pittsburg plan
Before
AfterFamily resort yard
Shade, dining, fire, play, and drought-conscious color arranged so the yard works for kids, guests, and weekly life.
See the Antioch planNeighborhood-specific transformation concepts.
Every lot has a different enemy: slope, dust, narrow access, heat, or drainage.
San Ramon
Slope, drainage, and material containment
Danville
Large-lot cleanup and transitions
Oakland
Dense-lot remediation
San Leandro
Clean lines on flat lots
Pittsburg
Dust, weeds, and wind
Antioch
Heat and drought strategy
Berkeley
Hillside courtyards and older-home drainage
Walnut Creek
Sun-exposed estates and outdoor rooms
Pleasanton
Family backyards with zone discipline
Dublin
New-build lots and wind exposure
Castro Valley
Ridge lots, access, and stormwater
Hayward
Flat-lot water management and privacy
Fremont
Large-family lots and multigenerational use
Concord
Heat, dust, and durable entertaining
Martinez
Historic lots, wind, and waterfront drainage
Project intake