Commercial landscaping and outdoor maintenance in the East Bay

Weekly grounds routes for office parks in Walnut Creek and Pleasanton, campuses in Berkeley, and the landscaped edges of plants in Fremont and Hayward. Drought-tolerant conversions, irrigation set by season for the warmer inland valleys, tree care and entrance colour.

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Landscaping in the East Bay

The East Bay runs from foggy Berkeley to hot Pleasanton, so irrigation is set per site rather than per region. Office parks in the inland valleys get drought-tolerant conversions and drip; campuses get mature-tree care and leaf season; plants get entrances, employee areas and retention basins kept on a sensible rotation.

What is included

Scope for East Bay grounds

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  • Weekly grounds route

    Mowing, edging, blowing, fertilisation, weed control, litter at entrances.

  • Irrigation management

    Controllers set per site and season, drip conversions, leak repair, water-use reporting where metered.

  • Drought-tolerant conversions

    Turf conversions and planting plans for inland office parks.

  • Trees and shrubs

    Pruning for health and sight lines; leaf season on campuses; arborist referrals.

  • Seasonal colour

    Rotations at entrances in spring and fall.

  • Plant and warehouse grounds

    Entrances, employee areas, landscaped edges and retention basins on a rotation.

From the people who do the work

Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager.

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Questions people ask

Do you landscape office parks in Walnut Creek and Pleasanton?

Yes. Inland office parks are where most of our East Bay conversions and drip work happens.

How do you handle the difference between Berkeley and Pleasanton climates?

Irrigation and plant selection are set per site; controllers are reset monthly through the dry season.

Do you maintain the grounds of a plant?

Yes: entrances, employee areas, landscaped edges and retention basins.

Can you do tree work?

Pruning for health and sight lines, yes; large tree work through an arborist we coordinate.

Get an East Bay grounds route

Address and rough acreage. We walk the grounds, check the irrigation and send a scope and price within one business day of the walk.

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