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Frequently Asked Questions
We provide full-service building and landscape contracting including site preparation, concrete and hardscaping (patios, driveways, walkways, retaining walls), fencing, irrigation and drainage, outdoor lighting, turf and planting installation, repairs and remodels for residential and light-commercial properties.
Yes — contractors should carry a valid state contractor’s license, general liability insurance, and workers’ compensation for employees; always request proof of license and insurance before work begins and verify any license number with the state licensing board.
Yes — we coordinate permit applications and inspections with local building departments when required, prepare necessary documents and plans, and schedule inspections to keep the project compliant and on schedule.
We offer a written estimate after an on-site visit or detailed photo review; estimates outline scope of work, materials, labor, timeline, payment schedule, and any allowances or exclusions so there are no surprises.
We serve local California communities and surrounding cities within the same county and neighboring areas; provide your property ZIP code to confirm whether your location is in our service area.
Timeline depends on project size and permits — small repairs can take a few days, medium projects (patios, small hardscapes) often take 1–3 weeks, and larger remodels or multi-phase jobs can take several weeks to months; weather, permit lead times, and material availability affect schedules.
Yes — standard practice is to provide a workmanship warranty for a defined period and pass through manufacturers’ warranties on materials; specifics and timeframes are provided in the written contract.
We accept common payment methods such as credit cards, checks, and bank transfers; contracts typically require a deposit before work starts with progress payments tied to milestones and a final payment on satisfactory completion.