How to select the best landscape design contractor
Always select a company that is reputable and a company that appears that it will remain in business. The cheapest contractor will usually not stand behind their work because in most circumstances this cheapest contractor will sub contract out the work and the sub they used will not be their to fix your issues should ...
Read moreBuilding natural looking dry creek bed into your San Diego landscape design
Excavate the area down 8 to 12 inches with a .25” fall leading into an area that can handle the runoff after a hard rain. Its recommended to run a 3 inch drain with drains spaced every 14 feet. Place weed fabric down to prevent any unwanted weeds from growing. Install various sizes of your ...
Read moreProper Drainage when making amendments to your San Diego hillside property
When building a retaining wall to retain you San Diego hillside, be sure to install proper drainage behind the wall. French drains are effective and can be tied into the existing or new drainage system that lead to the street or storm drain. All drainage from development should be directed away from any steep hillside ...
Read moreIntelligent Planting Techniques For Your San Diego Landscape Design and Installation
Xeriscaping is a smart planting technique and another way to guarantee water conservation plus save money on your water bill. Xeriscaping is one of the most ECO-FRIENDLY landscaping techniques and the term Xeriscape means landscaping with drought tolerant plants to conserve water and reduce yard trimmings and waste. By combining plants with similar water requirements ...
Read moreWater Saving Tips in San Diego – Low Maintenance Landscape Design – The Drip Irrigation System
The Drip Irrigation System is the most efficient method when irrigating your landscape. While sprinkler systems are around 75% efficient, drip systems when installed correctly are 90% efficient allowing for little wasted water. Drip irrigation works by applying water slowly and directly into the soil through a network of valves, pipes, tubing and drip emitters. ...
Read moreLow Maintenance Hardscape Design and Installation
Hardscape is a term that represents your patio, pool deck, walls, fire feature, driveway or walkway material. Some common types of materials used for your hardscape include concrete, pavers, natural stone, brick, veneer and CMU walls. Low maintenance hardscape begins with smart installation techniques and selecting the right material for your needs. Preparing the sub-base ...
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