- New beds, lawns, trees and paths
- Plans fit to your soil type
- Rebate friendly plant choices
- Written estimate before work
What We Do At Your House
We design and plant front yards, back yards, side yards and parkways. That can mean a new lawn, a low water garden, a paver path or a clean planting bed around the house. Tell us how you use the yard and what you want to stop doing, then we build from there.
Why Long Beach Yards Differ
USDA soil maps split this city into very different ground. Belmont Shore sits on dredged fill, the Peninsula on beach sand, Los Altos on slow draining flats and much of Los Cerritos on heavy clay. A plan that works on one street can fail on another. Find your neighborhood below and you will see what we mean.
License Rule
State rule says any landscaping job of $1,000 or more in labor and materials needs a contractor license. Ask for the license number on your written estimate, and you can check any license at cslb.ca.gov.
Questions We Hear
Do I need a permit to landscape my yard?
Long Beach requires a permit on new landscape projects over 500 square feet under its water efficiency rules. Small plant swaps usually do not trigger one. Ask us when we look at the yard.
Where We Do This Work
Where These Facts Come From
- Contractors State License Board, Choosing the Right Landscaper
- Long Beach Utilities, Lawn to Garden Terms
- Long Beach Utilities, Lawn to Garden Design Requirements
- City of Long Beach memo, Green Parkways Initiative Analysis, May 4 2026
- Long Beach Utilities, Water Use Restrictions
- City of Long Beach Public Works, Public Trees