A great experience from this family-owned business. Janeth provided me with a complete and understandable quote, and Bolivar and his crew completed the job with speed and professionalism. The entire job, not including a couple of rain days, took less than 4 days. They removed a medium-sized tree and a bit over 1,000 sq. ft. of grass in 3 different areas, prepared all 3 areas with base material, installed weed barriers and two large mow curbs around the remaining trees, and installed top-quality artificial turf in all 3 areas. They cleaned up and hauled everything away, leaving my yard looking like a million dollars.
Renovation is what we call it when the yard already had a landscape and it stopped working: overgrown, half dead, or built for someone who moved out in 2009. We do these across Perris, CA. Call or text (951) 556-0315.
Work we have done in Perris



Renovation is different from a makeover
A makeover usually starts from a dirt lot. A renovation starts from something that exists, which makes the first decision the hard one: what stays.
Mature trees usually stay. A block wall usually stays. Twenty-year-old irrigation, a cracked slab, lava rock and railroad ties usually do not. We walk it with you and say which is which before we quote it, because demolition and haul-off is a real line on the bill and you should know what is driving it.
What we take out of old Perris yards
The same short list, over and over, in the older streets around Downtown Perris and out in Good Hope and Meadowbrook:
- Lava rock. Decades of it, usually with weed cloth disintegrating underneath.
- Dead irrigation. Cracked poly, buried valves nobody can find, and a controller that has not run correctly in years. We cap it or rebuild it.
- Railroad ties and rotted headers. Whatever was holding the beds back is gone, so the beds are in the lawn.
- Stumps and volunteer trees. Anything growing into a wall or a foundation.
- Slabs that heaved. Broken out and replaced with new concrete or pavers.
It leaves in our truck. The reviews we get keep using the same word for how the yard looks after: clean.

What usually goes back in
Once it is cleared, a renovation is the same build as anything else: grade and drainage first, then base, then the hard surfaces, then the turf and planting, then the lighting. What changes is that we are working around what stayed, so the layout gets drawn to the trees and the walls instead of to a clean rectangle.

