Full Backyard Remodels in San Diego
The hero of what we do. A plan for the entire outdoor footprint.
$50K–$300K typical
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Services
Ten services. One plan.
Our primary work is the full backyard remodel — a single coordinated scope across the entire outdoor footprint of a home. Each of the services below is a component of that scope, and, on the right project, a standalone piece of work.
Outdoor Kitchens & BBQ Islands in San Diego
The room where the outdoor remodel actually earns its keep.
$30K–$120K typical
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Patios & Hardscape Design in San Diego
A patio is a room with no walls. The details are the whole game.
$25K–$120K typical
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Fire Pits & Outdoor Fireplaces in San Diego
The single most-used square foot of an outdoor room, done right.
$20K–$60K typical
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Pergolas & Shade Structures in San Diego
The ceiling that turns a patio from "twice a year" into "every evening."
$20K–$80K typical
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Retaining Walls & Seating Walls in San Diego
The quiet engineering that makes a usable patio possible.
$20K–$100K typical
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Artificial Turf Installation in San Diego
Turf selection is driven by how the space is actually used.
$15K–$60K typical
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Landscape Lighting in San Diego
The reason the space works after sunset.
$10K–$40K typical
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Pool Decks & Poolside Hardscape in San Diego
The surround is the reason a pool reads luxury, or not.
$30K–$150K typical
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Drainage & Grading in San Diego
Done right, you never think about it again. Done wrong, you do nothing else.
$15K–$60K typical
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In plain terms
What we do not do.
We do not do landscape maintenance as a primary service. We do not do tree trimming. We do not take on small-scope work. We do not run budget tiers. We do not price-match.
If a neighboring builder is genuinely the right firm for your project — because of scope, style, or timing — we will tell you so, and where we can, we will introduce you. The aim is the right outcome, not the signed contract.
Want to see how it runs?
The best way to understand how we build is to read how a project actually runs, from the first phone call to the 10-Month Walk-Through.