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California Custom Landscapes
California Custom Landscapes operates on Murrieta Hot Springs Road, serving both residential and commercial properties across the valley with design, installation, and maintenance work. The company handles the full scope of hardscape and planting projects — retaining walls, pavers, outdoor living spaces, and irrigation systems — as well as the conversion work that's become standard in Southern California: removing water-hungry turf, installing drought-tolerant plantings, and redesigning irrigation to meet current water restrictions. Licensed landscape contractor status positions them for permit-heavy jobs and complex site grading. The business fits homeowners converting traditional lawns to low-water alternatives (eligible for SoCal Water$mart rebates), tract-home owners wanting hardscape updates, and Wine Country properties where aesthetics matter beyond basic maintenance. Murrieta's mix of newer subdivisions, hillside estates, and commercial corridors means the work ranges from modest patio upgrades to larger estate redesigns. For ongoing grounds maintenance alone, smaller yard-service operators are the right call; for design-forward projects with hardscape, irrigation redesign, or significant planting schemes, California Custom Landscapes handles the deeper scope most homeowners can't manage in-house.
Smittys Landscape Construction
Smittys Landscape Construction on Blackmore Street operates across the full project spectrum — design, installation, and ongoing maintenance work — for residential properties throughout Murrieta. The operation handles both traditional landscape builds and the conversion work that dominates the region now: lawn removal, drought-tolerant planting schemes, and irrigation retrofits that align with California water restrictions and local rebate programs. Hardscape elements like pavers, retaining walls, and outdoor living structures anchor many projects, particularly in the newer subdivisions where homeowners expect finished outdoor rooms rather than basic yards. The client mix skews toward homeowners managing aging turf in summer heat and those capitalizing on SoCal Water$mart incentives to transition away from water-hungry lawns. Wine Country properties seeking a different aesthetic than tract-home landscapes represent another segment. Whether a project is a complete ground-up design, a mid-life conversion from turf to native-plant beds, or seasonal maintenance, the scope determines pacing; design-build jobs require more planning time than maintenance contracts, which run on predictable quarterly or semi-annual cycles.
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