Full Backyard Landscape Remodel With Privacy Trees and Lighting
Twelve 15-foot privacy trees, a perimeter cedar fence, new sprinklers and uplighting — one crew, one project.
This homeowner in a newer subdivision had one main goal: privacy. The backyard was wide open, with neighbors visible on several sides.
We planted twelve trees, each about 15 feet tall and roughly 3,500 lb, setting them with a skid steer and flatbed so they’d deliver screening on day one rather than in ten years.
A perimeter cedar fence closed in the yard, and shrubs and smaller trees filled the gaps between the large ones.
We installed a new sprinkler system to keep everything watered, then added uplights along the fence line and at the base of the trees so the yard looks as good at night as it does during the day.
Everything was handled under one roof — one crew and one schedule, with no juggling separate contractors for trees, fencing, irrigation and lighting.