Finished on time, or we pay you.
One accountable team designs and builds your paver patios, driveways, outdoor kitchens, and full yards across San Diego County, built from the base up and backed in writing by our on-time completion guarantee.
Our reputation lives in public.
Homeowners leave reviews on the platforms they already use. Read every one, unedited, before you ever pick up the phone. We have more five-star Google reviews than any San Diego landscape design-build contractor we could find in September 2026.
CMHA Certified Installer
The national certification for segmental paving and retaining-wall standards. Most contractors never earn it. We keep ours current, so your project is built to today’s published specs.
BBB Accredited, A+ rating
Our license, bond, and insurance are verified and public, and our record is rated A+. If an issue ever arises it is handled transparently and on the record.
Counts and ratings reflect what is published on each platform as of September 2026. Every review links out to its source. Read all reviews →
Design-build, one accountable team.
One company designs it, engineers it, permits it, and builds it. No handoff between a designer who drew it and a crew who never saw the plan.
What San Diego projects cost.
These installed ranges come from real San Diego projects and our current price book, not national averages. Your exact figure comes from a site visit and the scope you choose.
Every per-foot rate includes
What a full project can add
Priced work, all over the county.
Every completed project is published with its itemized breakdown from the signed proposal, rounded to the town. Here is where we have built, and one whole-yard project line by line.
The finish is the easy part.
Anyone can lay pavers. Patios and driveways fail at the base, the drainage, and the details that get covered before you ever see them. This is the assembly we build, specified to your soil and the load each layer carries.
Geotextile separation
A woven geotextile membrane laid between the aggregate base and the native soil. Specified by soil condition, not used on every job.
On clay or native soils that tend to migrate up into the base, it keeps the two from mixing, which is what stops a base from pumping, settling, and telegraphing undulations to the surface years later. On clean, stable subgrades it is not always required.
Hover or tap any layer to see what it does.
Ask any contractor how they document base prep and compaction. A company that works this way will have the photos ready. The 28 questions to ask →
Watch your build in real time.
The day we lock your start date you get a private project portal. Your guaranteed completion date sits at the top, the schedule moves as we work, and every photo, message, and change is logged with a timestamp.
Example viewFew improvements return as much as the one outside your back door.
National Realtor data and San Diego’s climate point the same direction. Here is what the numbers say about outdoor living, before the lifestyle is even counted.
Cost recovered at resale, by elementEst. share recouped
Cost recovery is a Realtor-estimated share of a project’s cost recouped at resale, not a guarantee of appraised value. Source: National Association of Realtors and National Association of Landscape Professionals, Remodeling Impact Report: Outdoor Features. Interior-remodel comparison reflects national Cost vs Value remodeling benchmarks. Results vary by home, neighborhood, design, and market.
An on-time completion date, in writing.
Your completion date is set at the pre-construction walkthrough and written into your agreement. If we finish late for reasons within our control, you receive a schedule credit at completion. Excusable delays like weather, permits, and approved change orders pause the clock.
One team, from first call to final sign-off.
Consult
An honest project range and a fit check before anyone commits.
Design & approvals
Concept through plans, with permits and HOA handled for you.
Walkthrough
Materials locked, then your completion date is put in writing.
Build
One accountable team on site, with the work photographed as it goes.
Sign-off
We walk the finished project against a QA checklist before it is done.
The due-diligence checklist we hand every client.
We would rather you hire the right contractor than the cheapest bid. This is the same checklist we give you to compare any company you are weighing, ours included. Where a contractor cannot show the documentation, you have your answer.
The printable scorecard.
The same items as a one-page scorecard: our answers pre-filled, two blank columns to score other bids, the ten red flags, and space to note what each company could not show you.
Because everything here is checkable.
License at the CSLB, insurance on an ACORD certificate, reviews linked to their source, subsurface work in photographs. A contractor who works this way has nothing to hide, and now neither do the ones you are comparing us against.
Verify our license at the CSLB →Real projects, and what each cost.
Every figure is a band from a signed proposal, rounded to the town. Open any project to see the full itemized breakdown, then filter all 54 by budget, feature, and town.
What homeowners ask before they call.
How much does a paver or landscape project cost in San Diego?
What does the on-time completion guarantee mean?
Which cities do you serve?
What licenses and insurance should I check?
Do you document the work that gets buried?
How long does a project take?
What warranty do you offer?
Let’s plan your project.
Tell us the space and the scope. We will walk your property, set a real date in writing, and show you exactly how it gets built.
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