Licensed & insured · serving Greater LA since 2015
From the Rodeo Drive office to the yard in Pasadena, we run nine bases across Greater LA so a crew is never more than a short drive from your property. Same pricing, same warranty, same office behind all of them. Just a shorter trip, and a team that already knows your soil.
Each card has the address, the direct line for that crew, the hours and a directions link straight to the Google listing. Call the local number and you skip a transfer.
Our head office, and where estate design work, HOA accounts and plan reviews are run from. Walk-ins are welcome during office hours, though a quick call first means someone is at the desk.
Our Peninsula base. Slope planting, retaining walls and the wind-and-salt plant palette that coastal bluff properties need are all run out of here.
Covers the hillside and brush-zone properties at the west end of the Valley, where defensible-space clearance and fire-smart planting drive most of the work.
Handles the tight lots and alley access typical of the Westside, plus a steady run of small-yard redesigns and front-garden lawn replacements.
Our coastal crew. Salt spray, sandy soil and marine-layer humidity change what survives here, so the plant lists and irrigation schedules are built for it.
The Valley base. Heat-tolerant lawns, shade structures and irrigation rebuilds make up most of what leaves this yard between May and October.
Courtyards, rooftop planters and narrow side yards. A lot of the work here is lighting, container planting and making a small footprint feel finished.
Serves the hillside streets above Franklin and the flats below it: hill access, drainage on a grade, and mature-tree care on older lots.
Craftsman and period gardens, deep lots and heritage oaks. Restoration-minded work and heat-and-smog-tolerant planting are the specialities here.
A landscaping crew spends real money on windshield time, and whoever pays for it is the homeowner. Spreading the bases out means shorter drives, earlier starts and tighter arrival windows, and it means the crew that shows up has worked your climate before. Coastal salt in Santa Monica, decomposed granite and brush clearance in Calabasas, clay and heritage oaks in Pasadena: the plant lists and the irrigation schedules are not the same, and the crews that know the difference are the ones based nearby.
Everything behind the scenes is still one company. One schedule, one rate card, one set of licensed and insured crews, one office answering the phone. You are not negotiating with a franchise.
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Whichever one is closest. Call the number on that location's card and you reach the crew that works your streets, or use the main line at (323) 792-0166 and we route you. Either way the estimate, the pricing and the warranty are the same - the locations share one schedule and one office.
The Beverly Hills office at 465 N Rodeo Drive is the one set up for visitors. The branch addresses are working yards and dispatch points, so crews are usually out on jobs by 7:30 am. Call ahead and we'll make sure someone is there.
No. Travel isn't a line item anywhere in Greater LA. Having nine bases means nobody is far from one - that's the point of the footprint, not a reason to price differently.
Yes. One rate card across all nine. What changes between them is the plant palette and the soil, not the numbers.
Every location keeps the same hours: Monday to Friday 7:00 am to 6:00 pm, Saturday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, closed Sunday. Crews are rolling by 7:00 am, which is why Google shows 'Opens 7 AM'.
Usually within one to three business days, and often same-week for a straightforward walkthrough. The on-site quote is free and there's no obligation attached to it.
We walk the property, talk through the options, and put a real number on paper. No obligation, and no sales pressure.