Service Area
All Seasons Sprinkler and Landscaping provides landscaping service to the cities of Orange County, California.
Aliso Viejo
Aliso Viejo's planned communities are designed with sustainability in mind, featuring drought-tolerant landscaping, efficient sprinkler systems, and synthetic turf in common areas to reduce water usage. The city also encourages the installation of energy-efficient landscape lighting to enhance the beauty of outdoor spaces while minimizing environmental impact.
Anaheim
Known for its expansive parks and recreational areas, Anaheim's Yorba Regional Park is a prime example of sophisticated drainage system design, integrating natural waterways and engineered solutions to create a lush, flood-resistant landscape. Additionally, Anaheim is seeing a rise in synthetic turf installations in both residential and commercial areas, offering a water-wise solution amidst California's frequent drought conditions.
Costa Mesa
Costa Mesa is known for its artistic community and this creativity extends into its landscaping. The city boasts unique commercial landscaping projects that blend functional outdoor spaces with art, including custom-designed fountains and ponds that serve as focal points for business districts and shopping centers.
Dana Point
Dana Point takes advantage of its coastal location by incorporating salt-tolerant plants and materials resistant to corrosion from salt air in its landscapes. The city's public spaces and residential areas often feature ocean-themed landscaping with elements like driftwood and sea grasses to reflect the local environment.
Fountain Valley
Known for its great recreational facilities, Fountain Valley integrates functional and aesthetic water features, such as ponds and fountains, into its park designs. These features not only serve as focal points but also help to cool the surrounding area, creating comfortable outdoor spaces for community use.
Fullerton
Fullerton's rich agricultural history is reflected in its modern-day garden designs, with many residents incorporating fruit trees and edible plants into their landscaping. The city also values the preservation of its large, mature trees, providing a canopy that adds to Fullerton's charm and helps cool the urban environment.
Garden Grove
In Garden Grove, community gardens and urban farms are becoming increasingly popular, reflecting a growing interest in sustainable living and local food production. The city also promotes the installation of rainwater harvesting systems and greywater recycling to support these green spaces.
Huntington Beach
Known for its iconic surf culture, Huntington Beach also takes pride in its public parks and green spaces, many of which have been upgraded with efficient sprinkler systems and eco-friendly landscaping techniques. The city has also seen an increase in the installation of decorative and functional hardscapes, such as pathways and retaining walls, using recycled and sustainable materials.
Irvine
Irvine is home to several beautifully designed community and neighborhood parks, many of which use advanced sprinkler systems and smart irrigation technologies to maintain their green spaces efficiently. The city's emphasis on sustainable landscaping is evident in its extensive use of native plants and trees, which require less water and support local biodiversity.
La Habra
La Habra's landscaping initiatives often focus on community involvement, with programs encouraging residents to participate in tree planting and garden beautification projects. The city also supports the use of water-wise plants and efficient irrigation systems in both public and private landscapes.
La Palma
La Palma's urban landscape benefits from tree planting initiatives that aim to increase canopy cover and provide shaded walkways, improving air quality and reducing the heat island effect. The city also encourages the use of water-efficient sprinkler systems in both residential and commercial properties.
Laguna Beach
Known for its stunning coastal views, Laguna Beach residents often incorporate native, drought-resistant plants into their landscaping to reduce water use and complement the natural beauty of the area. The city also sees a trend in the use of natural stone and weather-resistant materials in masonry work to withstand the coastal environment.
Laguna Hills
Laguna Hills takes pride in its equestrian heritage, with many properties featuring horse-friendly landscaping that includes wide, open pastures and tree-lined trails. Additionally, the city utilizes sustainable landscaping practices within its parks and public areas, emphasizing water conservation and the use of native plants.
Mission Viejo
With its rolling hills and scenic landscapes, Mission Viejo has embraced the use of synthetic turf in residential areas to maintain the aesthetic appeal of lush, green lawns without the high water usage. The city also prioritizes the installation of efficient drainage systems to manage runoff in its hilly terrain, protecting properties and natural waterways.
Newport Beach
Newport Beach's coastal gardens and landscapes often incorporate salt-tolerant plants and innovative drainage solutions to deal with the challenges of sandy soil and salt spray. The city's luxurious homes often feature stunning examples of hardscaping, including custom concrete and masonry work that complements the seaside environment.
Orange
The city of Orange is known for its historic Old Towne District, where landscaping efforts aim to preserve the area's vintage charm with the use of antique brick and stone in walkways and patios, alongside mature citrus trees that nod to the city's agricultural past. Modern developments in Orange are incorporating water-efficient landscaping and native plantings to blend tradition with sustainability.
Placentia
Placentia's residential areas are seeing a trend towards the installation of artificial turf and drought-resistant landscaping to create lush, green outdoor spaces that are easy to maintain and require less water. The city also values the aesthetic and practical benefits of stone and concrete pavers for driveways and patios.
Rancho Santa Margarita
Embracing its natural surroundings, Rancho Santa Margarita incorporates native plants and materials into its landscaping, aiming to blend built environments seamlessly with the natural landscape. The city also promotes the use of efficient irrigation systems to conserve water in its scenic community parks and residential areas.
San Clemente
San Clemente's Spanish Colonial Revival architecture extends into its landscaping, with many homes and public spaces featuring traditional tile work, fountains, and drought-tolerant plants that reflect its cultural heritage. The city's beachfront parks also utilize advanced erosion control and drainage systems to protect these valuable community resources.
Santa Ana
Santa Ana's historic districts are seeing a resurgence of interest in garden design that reflects the area's rich cultural heritage, with more residents installing traditional gardens that incorporate both native plants and historic masonry techniques. The city also focuses on tree preservation and the installation of new trees in urban areas to enhance air quality and provide shade.
Seal Beach
Seal Beach's main street and public spaces showcase coastal landscaping techniques that manage sandy soils and salt air, including the use of hardy grasses and perennials. The city also employs innovative solutions to protect its beachfront from erosion while enhancing public access to the coastline.
Tustin
Tustin's historic homes and buildings are complemented by equally historic and mature landscapes, with a focus on tree preservation and the installation of period-appropriate garden designs that reflect the city's rich history. Additionally, modern residential areas are incorporating smart irrigation systems to efficiently manage water use.
Yorba Linda
Yorba Linda, the "Land of Gracious Living," is renowned for its extensive trails and horse paths, lined with native plants and trees. The city's residential landscaping often includes equestrian-friendly features, integrating natural materials and drought-tolerant plantings to enhance the rural ambiance.