We Ensure Your Landscape Won’t Get Damaged From Heavy Rain
Bayshore Landscaping in Redwood City, CA, understands the importance of proper water management for a healthy and thriving landscape. Our skilled and professional irrigation team ensures that excess water drains from your landscape without causing any damage to your lawn and garden. We offer a range of irrigation services to meet your needs.
We Install Sprinkler Systems
Our sprinkler system installation service is designed to provide an efficient and effective watering solution for your landscape. We work closely with you to create a system that meets your specific needs, considering factors such as plant types, soil type, sun exposure, and water pressure. Our team uses high-quality products and technology to ensure your system is reliable and long-lasting.
Avoid Standing Water - Proper Yard Irrigation
Yard irrigation is another service we offer to help keep your lawn and garden healthy and green. We use a variety of techniques and tools to ensure that every inch of your yard receives the proper amount of water it needs. Our team will work with you to determine the best irrigation method for your specific landscape, whether drip irrigation, sprinkler systems, or other irrigation techniques.
French drains are essential to any irrigation system, as they help remove excess water from your landscape. Our team installs French drains that are designed to efficiently remove water from your yard without causing any damage to your landscape.
Landscape Lighting: Show Off Your Landscape
Aesthetic landscape lighting is another service we offer to enhance the beauty of your landscape. Our lighting experts can help you create a stunning nighttime display that highlights the unique features of your landscape. From soft ambient lighting to dramatic spotlights, we have the expertise and tools to create the perfect lighting design for your outdoor space.
Irrigation and drainage are an essential part of any landscape design. Call our experts at (650) 716-7231 to get started.
