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Thousand OaksLandscaping Pros

Landscape design, drought-tolerant gardens, patios and garden care for Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Newbury Park, Agoura Hills and Camarillo.

(555) 555-0100

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  • Landscape design
  • Drought-tolerant gardens
  • Patios and hardscape
  • Garden maintenance

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  • Thousand Oaks
  • Westlake Village
  • Newbury Park
  • Agoura Hills
  • Camarillo

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Paths, patios and walls that give the garden shape

Paver and flagstone patios, garden paths, steps, low retaining walls and fire pits, set on a firm base that stays level.

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A wooden pergola over a patio beside a small pool and planting.

Your garden might need this if

  • Worn paths through the lawn
  • A sloped yard you cannot use
  • Nowhere to sit outside together
A neat row of stone edging between a lawn and a paver path.

How we work

Hardscape is the frame the planting sits in. We lay out where people walk and gather, then build the base properly so pavers and stone stay flat and drain well.

Materials are chosen to suit the house, and edges are finished cleanly where stone meets planting so the two read as one garden.

Part of every project

  • Layout on sitePaths and patios marked out before digging.
  • Compacted baseSo stone and pavers stay level.
  • DrainageWater directed away from the house and patio.
  • Clean edgesStone and planting meeting neatly.

Questions we often hear

Pavers or flagstone?

Pavers are even and easy to repair. Flagstone feels more natural. We bring samples of both.

Can you build on a slope?

Yes. Low walls and steps can turn a slope into usable terraces.

Do we need a permit?

Some walls and structures do. We check and handle it when needed.

Can a fire pit be added later?

Yes, and we can plan the space for it now.

Pairs well with

  • A landscaped front entry with stone steps, conifers and low shrubs.
    Landscape design
  • A succulent rosette growing among gravel and dry ornamental grass.
    Drought-tolerant gardens

Talk to us about patios and hardscape

Call (555) 555-0100