Full Yard Renovation
Demo, grading, drainage, hardscape, irrigation, plantings, and lighting — in the right order, by one crew.
Schedule a Site VisitRebuild from the ground up.
When a property has fundamentally failed — poor grading, failing retaining walls, inadequate drainage, and overgrown or dead plantings — piecemeal fixes are a waste of money. A full yard renovation addresses the underlying issues first, then builds the aesthetic layer on a solid foundation.
Every Landwork renovation project starts with a comprehensive site visit to assess access, slope, soil conditions, and existing infrastructure. We handle the entire scope from demolition to final lighting, ensuring that drainage and grading are perfectly integrated with your new hardscape and plantings.
Typical Project Ranges
Smaller lot or limited scope — grading correction, drainage repair, and basic hardscape on a property that doesn't need full demo. Site access is straightforward.
Standard Eastside renovation — demo and haul-off, grading and drainage correction, paver hardscape, irrigation, plantings, and basic lighting on a typical residential lot.
Larger lot, significant slope, poor access, or a project requiring engineered drainage, extensive retaining walls, or custom hardscape. Everything from the ground up.
What drives the price
- Lot sizeMore square footage means more material, more labor, more time. Straightforward.
- Slope and grade changeA flat lot is faster than a hillside. Significant slope means more excavation, retaining work, and material movement.
- Site accessCan equipment get in? A lot with a wide gate and flat driveway access is faster and cheaper than one where equipment can't reach and manual labor substitutes for machinery.
- Existing conditionsA yard with healthy soil and no demo is easier than one with concrete slabs, failing drainage infrastructure, or significant overgrowth that needs to come out first.
- Scope of systemsIrrigation, lighting, and drainage add cost proportional to their complexity. A property needing a full multi-zone irrigation system costs more than one that doesn't.
- Material selectionsConcrete pavers are priced differently than natural stone. Standard plantings are priced differently than specimen plants. Choices matter.