Sanchez Landscaping Construction

About Sanchez Landscaping Construction

A new Tracy yard usually begins as nothing at all: a rectangle of graded fill out toward the Corral Hollow side, dust over compacted ground, the hills folded brown in the west. Sanchez Landscaping Construction reads that blank ground for what it can hold — where water will want to go in a February downpour, where a lawn will take, where a border ought to run so the whole thing sits square with the house. Then comes the building of it, in order: grading and drainage, soil worked and leveled, sod laid tight seam to seam, beds cut and planted, edges set to stay. Spring is the season that pays this work back, when the first mowing crosses a lawn that did not exist in January. Construction is the word for it because a yard, done properly, is built before it is grown.