Why don't the captions name the town?

Not confirmed yet. A town on a photo is a claim, and we haven't matched every photo to its job yet. Once the homeowner OKs it, the town goes on the caption.

Have these photos been edited?

Only for privacy. They're cropped, house numbers are blurred, and the files carry no location data. Nothing is retouched, recolored or enlarged. Some are frames taken from phone video of the crew at work, which is why a few look softer than the rest.

Why aren't there any before and after photos?

No true pairs yet. A fair before-and-after needs the same yard, the same spot and the same angle, and we don't have those pairs yet. We won't put two different yards side by side and call it one job. The planting bed above is the closest: one bed, five frames, in order.

Our work, photographed on the job

Twenty-six photos from real Eco Scapes jobs: sprinkler valves being wired, drip line going into beds, lawns mowed and edged, new plants set into a front bed from first hole to watering in, and side yards cleared. Our own crew took every one, and each caption says what’s happening in it.

Most of it is work you stop seeing once the job is done: the valves, the wiring, the soil under the mulch.

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Irrigation: valves, wiring and drip

We install Rain Bird valves, and here some of them go in: still boxed, set on the manifold, wired up. The rest is the supply riser, the pipe and the tubing that carry water to the beds.

Eco Scapes technician holding a boxed Rain Bird 3/4-inch anti-siphon valve beside a planting bed before installing it — A Rain Bird 3/4-inch anti-siphon valve, still boxed, beside the bed it’s going into.

Technician in gloves wiring a new Rain Bird anti-siphon valve on a PVC manifold against a stucco wall — Wiring a new Rain Bird anti-siphon valve on a PVC manifold.

Eco Scapes technician wiring a sprinkler valve manifold in a gravel side yard next to a wood fence — Wiring a valve manifold in a gravel side yard.

Technician in an Eco Scapes vest working on an insulated supply riser and hose bib against a house wall, with irrigation valves at its base — Working on the supply riser and hose bib, with the valves at its base.

Eco Scapes crew member laying out PVC irrigation lines in a graded yard next to a stucco wall — Laying out PVC lines across a graded yard.

Two Eco Scapes crew members laying out irrigation tubing across a mulched front-yard planting bed with yellow flowers — Two of the crew running irrigation tubing across a mulched front bed.

Two crew members passing irrigation tubing along a front-entry planting bed with hoses coiled on the walkway — Passing tubing along a front-entry bed.

…installing my new Rain Bird Controller and solenoid

Gerri Hogan · Google review

The landscape lighting completely improved the look of the property at night

PICHIN PLATA · Google review

More on irrigation, valve replacement, drip conversion and landscape lighting.

Lawn care: mowing and edging

Stripes, clean edges along fences and paths, and a crew in company vests. Three of these are frames from one timelapse of one backyard, in the order they happened.

Freshly mowed backyard lawn with mow stripes, a concrete path and a rock-and-grass island bed under tall trees — Fresh stripes on a backyard lawn, up to the path and an island bed.

One backyard, three frames from one timelapse.

Eco Scapes crew member in a hi-vis vest pushing a mower across a large backyard lawn beside a wood fence and a planted slope — Mowing a large backyard beside a planted slope.

Fresh mow stripes across a large backyard lawn beside a planted slope and a wood fence, a crew member mowing in the distance — Stripes going down, the mower in the distance.

Crew member in a wide-brim hat running a string trimmer on a backyard lawn while a teammate mows behind him — Trimming the edges while a teammate mows.

Crew member in an Eco Scapes vest string-trimming a backyard lawn along a wood fence — String-trimming along a wood fence.

A mowed backyard lawn on an Eco Scapes job, with a gravel border, a wood fence and a white spiral stair — A mowed backyard lawn beside a spiral stair, the fence line behind.

Owner Carlos in a blue Eco Scapes shirt and safety glasses holding a string trimmer and gesturing toward the camera in a backyard — Carlos, the owner, trimmer in hand.

My yard hasn't looked this well groomed in years

LaShanna Cummings · Google review

More on lawn care and maintenance plans.

Planting and mulch: one bed, start to finish

Five frames from one timelapse of one front-yard bed, in the order they happened: holes dug, plants set, watered in, done.

Crew member in a straw hat and hi-vis vest digging planting holes with a shovel in a mulched front-yard bed, potted flowers waiting nearby — **Dig:** Planting holes, the pots waiting.

Crew member crouching to set new flowering plants into a mulched front-yard bed beside a driveway — **Dig:** Planting holes, the pots waiting.

Three more frames from another front yard, graded and edged around a young tree. The clip ends before planting, so that yard has no finished shot yet. The last frame is mulch going into a different bed.

Graded bare soil in a front yard with wood edging boards and blue markers, a young tree and a crew member working by the porch — Graded soil, edging boards set, a young tree in place.

Crew member in a straw hat carrying a long-handled tool across the bare soil of a front yard being prepared for planting — Crossing the bare soil with a long-handled tool.

Eco Scapes crew working the beds of a graded front yard around a young tree, with wood edging boards along the walkway — Working the beds around the young tree.

Crew member raking dark mulch into a front-yard bed beside a driveway while a teammate works at the mulch pile — Raking dark mulch into a front bed, a teammate at the pile.

Cleanup and pruning

For many clients this is the first job: a yard cleared and cut back, before they keep the same crew for regular care.

Crew member raking a dry side-yard lawn beside metal raised garden beds while two teammates work further back — Raking out a dry side-yard lawn beside raised beds.

String trimmer resting on a freshly trimmed side-yard lawn along a metal fence, with a half-barrel planter nearby — A side yard trimmed back along a metal fence.

Crew member in hi-vis and ear protection pruning bare-cane shrubs with loppers in a raised bed behind a block retaining wall — Pruning bare canes above a block retaining wall.

Our yard was on edge of being replaced

Kelvin Castaneda · Google review

Your yard was one of my favorites of all time we managed to bring back all the old landscaping back to life!

Carlos, owner, replying on Google

More on yard cleanup and tree and shrub trimming.

About these photos

Not confirmed yet.
A town on a photo is a claim, and we haven't matched every photo to its job yet. Once the homeowner OKs it, the town goes on the caption.
Service areas
Only for privacy.
They're cropped, house numbers are blurred, and the files carry no location data. Nothing is retouched, recolored or enlarged. Some are frames taken from phone video of the crew at work, which is why a few look softer than the rest.
No true pairs yet.
A fair before-and-after needs the same yard, the same spot and the same angle, and we don't have those pairs yet. We won't put two different yards side by side and call it one job. The planting bed above is the closest: one bed, five frames, in order.

Put this crew on your yard.

Carlos sees the yard first and quotes it free.

Call for a free quote(707) 803-9734

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